Two cars were involved in a road collision on the main Keady to Armagh Road on the outskirts of the city earlier today.
The two vehicles, understood to be a Ford and Vauxhall, collided near the Beechill Road – an accident blackspot.
One eyewitness, speaking to Armagh I, said: “The scene of the accident looked bad. It had just started to hail, which made the road extremely treacherous.
“There were a number of cyclists out at the time but thankfully it doesn’t appear that anyone was seriously injured.
“This is not the first time I have come across an accident on this road; there was one last year just about 100 metres from this one toady. I hate this road.”
The road had to be closed for a number of hours today as emergency services dealt with the accident, which occurred around 3pm.
There were no report of any serious injuries.
This is just a latest in a series of accidents on this stretch of road. Only last month was there further road improvements – at a cost of £100,000.
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