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A man aged in his 60s has died following a road crash in Co Armagh.
The man, who was riding a motorcycle, was involved in a collision with a silver-coloured Mercedes car at around 2pm on Sunday on the Northway in Portadown.
Police can confirm that a man aged in his 60’s has died following a road traffic collision on Northway in Portadown, on Sunday 10th September. pic.twitter.com/0jNk2lpDfP
— Police Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon (@PSNIABC) September 10, 2023
A police spokesperson said the man died from his injuries.
A full investigation is under way, and police have appealed to anyone who witnessed the collision or who captured dash-cam footage to speak to officers by contacting them in Sprucefield on 101, quoting reference number 945 10/09/23.
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