The late broadcaster Marian Finucane is to be laid to rest on Tuesday.
The 69-year-old RTÉ presenter died suddenly at her home on Thursday.
She had passed away in her sleep.
Her funeral will take place at St Brigid's Church in Kill, Co Kildare at midday on Tuesday followed by a private burial.
Her death notice reads: "Loving wife of John and mother of Jack and the late Sinéad.
"Will be dearly missed by her loving family, relatives, colleagues and friends."
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Tributes have been paid across politics, broadcasting and society.
President Michael D Higgins said Ireland lost a "deeply respected, trusted and much loved broadcaster".
He said: "A superb professional, many will remember the wisdom and sensitivity with which Marian Finucane dealt with discussions and confrontations between different voices on what were controversial issues of the day.
"She was one of the very early exemplars to those who sought a proper representation of women in broadcasting."
The National Union of Journalists (NUJ) said Ms Finucane was "recognised as a pioneering of Irish broadcasting who paved the way for women in RTÉ".
Meanwhile Friday's 'Late Late Show' included a segment dedicated to her.
"She made the issues that were concerning women around the country part of what the public debate had to address and what politics had to deal with."
Former MD of RTÉ Radio 1 Clare Duignan @clare_duignan pays tribute to Marian Finucane. #LateLate pic.twitter.com/54VG61SZ1X
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