15 July 2010 Last updated at 09:56 ET

Four more Donegal crash funerals

Seven of those killed died in one car

The funerals of four more victims of the car crash in County Donegal took place on Thursday.

Eight men died when two cars collided on the Drumfree to Clonmany road 15 miles from the NI border.

Seven of the dead men were travelling in one car, while 66-year-old Hugh Friel died as he drove home from bingo.

Paul Doherty should have celebrated his 20th birthday on Thursday, instead he was buried in Clonmany.

Friends and family of Eamonn McDaid, 22, gathered at St Mary's Church in Cockhill for his funeral mass.

Ciaran Sweeney, 19, and Damien McLaughlin, 21, will be laid to rest after masses in Clonmany and Cockhill.

Mr Friel's funeral mass was held on Wednesday in St Michael's Church, Urris. He was buried in the adjoining cemetery.

In Fahan on Wednesday, mourners gathered at St Mura's for the funeral of 21-year-old Mark McLaughlin. The funeral of Patrick "PJ" McLaughlin, also 21, was held in the same church later on in the day.

Patrick McLaughlin was buried on Wednesday afternoon

The funeral of 23-year-old James McEleney will take place in Clonmany on Friday.

The only survivor of the crash, Shaun Kelly, remains in a serious condition in hospital.

Traffic police said the black Passat saloon was believed to have collided with a white Renault before the driver lost control and ploughed into a red Toyota 200 metres away.

Father Neil McGoldrick said the events of Sunday were "like a tsunami, rolling across Inishowen, overwhelming us all".

The seven young men who died in the Passat were 21-year-old Mark McLaughlin, from Fahan; Paul Doherty and Ciaran Sweeney who were 19 and from Ballyliffin; Patrick McLaughlin, 21, from Burnfoot; 22-year-old Eamonn McDaid and 21-year-old Damien McLaughlin, both from Buncrana, and James McEleney, 23, from Clonmany.