Three Killed in County Armagh Road Collision
Three people died and four others were injured in a three-vehicle collision in County Armagh, Northern Ireland, on Saturday evening, February 21, 2026. The incident occurred on the Armagh Road in the vicinity of Moy.
Details of the Collision
Police responded to a report of the collision at approximately 10:20 PM GMT. The crash involved a red BMW, a grey Volkswagen, and a white Audi. Emergency services, including police, rapid response paramedics, emergency crews, a HART Crew, an ambulance officer, and an ambulance doctor, were dispatched to the scene.
Two men, aged 31 and 48, and a woman, aged 23, were pronounced dead at the scene. Three other individuals sustained injuries and were transported to hospitals for treatment. Two patients were taken to Craigavon Area Hospital, and one was taken to Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast.
Ongoing Investigation and Road Closure
Assistant Chief Constable Davy Beck stated that inquiries are continuing to determine the circumstances surrounding the collision. Police are appealing to anyone who may have witnessed the incident or has dashcam footage to come forward with information.
The Armagh Road in Moy remains closed, with diversions in place at the Lisbofin Road and College Lands Road. Authorities anticipate the road will be closed for a significant period of time. Police arrived at the scene within 12 minutes and administered CPR to a number of casualties.
Community Impact
Local representatives have expressed shock and sadness at the tragic loss of life. The incident has deeply impacted the community of Moy and surrounding areas.
This collision is part of a concerning trend, with seven people having died on Irish roads over the weekend.
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