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An elderly woman has died after a road collision in Armagh.
The woman, in her 90s, was injured in the incident involving two vehicles on Sunday March 22, police said.
Officers confirmed she had died in hospital, in a statement on Monday evening.
Our detectives have confirmed that a woman has died following a collision in Armagh earlier this month.https://t.co/4X68sraLle pic.twitter.com/quDSvOcjq3
— Police Service NI (@PoliceServiceNI) March 30, 2026
A spokesperson issued an appeal for information.
“Police received a report of a road traffic collision in the Newry Road shortly after 10.30am,” they said.
“Officers attended and a woman aged in her 90s was transported to hospital for treatment to her injuries. She has sadly since passed away.
“Inquiries are ongoing into the circumstances of the collision, and we would like to hear from witnesses or anyone who may have captured dashcam or other footage which could assist us.
“The number to call is 101, quoting reference 442 of 22/03/25. Alternatively, you can report online at psni.police.uk/makeareport.”
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