The young man killed in a horror weekend crash near the Cavan/Leitrim border has been named locally as Fred Tully.
Mr Tully, from Cardonagh in Donegal, was pronounced dead at the scene after the motorbike he was travelling in crashed on the R202 at Corratillan, Corlough, Co Cavan.
And tributes have been pouring in from family and friends of Mr Tully after his sad passing.
The Glen Bar in Cardonagh said they were "devastated" by the loss.
In a social media post they said: "We are truly devastated to hear of the loss of our friend Freddie Tully, a gentle soul with such a kind heart. We'll miss your happy face coming through the door, you made those quiet evenings fly in. Our thoughts are with his mum Pat and sister Ann."
Gone But Not Forgotten Bikers is a memorial group which operates in Ulster but remembers those who have been killed nationwide in crashes.
Those who knew Mr Tully flocked to the page in order to pay tribute.
One user wrote: "I cannot express how sad i feel to hear this news , he was a really lovely lovely man , a gent a great sense of humour and generosity heartbreaking ride free n easy in the sky".
Another added: "Rest Easy Freddie one of life's gentlemen Condolences to the family"
While a third said: "So sad to hear Freddie has passed. He was a lovely man and always stopped for the chat."
Gardaí are continuing their appeal for anyone who may have witnessed the collision, particularly any road users who may have camera footage, to contact them.
Anyone with information can contact Gardaí in Ballyconnell on 049-952 5580, the Garda Confidential Line on 1800-666-111 or any Garda station.
