Members Only People could have been ‘wiped out’ after car became ‘airborne’ at railway crossing in Lurgan by Court Reporter April 30, 2026 A judge said people could have been "wiped out" after a car became "airborne" at a railway crossing a Lough Road in Lurgan.... This content is for Armagh I members only. Consider supporting local, independent journalism by signing up for a monthly - or annual – membership. Weekly Membership £1.99 / Week Unlimited weekly access to Armagh ICancel any time Sign Up Monthly Membership £4.99 / Month Unlimited access to all Armagh I contentSupport independent journalism Sign Up Annual Membership £49.99 / Year Two months FREE with an annual membershipUnlimited access to all Armagh I contentSupporting local independent news Sign Up Already have an account? Sign in Login Local jobs Sign Up To Our Newsletter RelatedcourtslurganMembersPaywall Most read today Committal for trial in vast HMRC fraud and criminal property case involving 10 people adjourned again Newry woman accused of cannabis importation has Crown Court trial date set Silverbridge Sisters launch ‘Spookfest’ to give back to charities after most ‘frightening time’ of their lives PUBLIC NOTICE More in Lurgan Lurgan hairstylist turns mother’s cancer journey into lifeline for women facing hair loss Portadown and Waringstown homeowners ordered to cut back tall hedges in loss of light disputes ‘Impeccable’ Salvation Army pastor admits causing serious injury in A1 Banbridge crash Learner driver clocked at 98mph on motorway outside Lurgan said he was ‘test driving car for a friend’