Where to now, Lurgan?

The town of Lurgan began is around 400 years young. Four centuries on, it's at something of a crossroads. How does it continue to thrive in challenging economic times, to attract businesses and visitors. Donagh McKeown shares his thoughts.

[@tomaszfrejgandt5119]

great town, great barber, best in town at 13 union st.

[@paulg.1883]

Wonderful and informative little film. I was over in Lurgan this morning and had a walk in Lurgan Park in the sleet and cold but loved it. Such a gem of a park with the stunningly beautiful fountain and the wonderful lake etc. Lurgan's a great town with a rich history. My own ancestors originated in Lurgan before moving up to Belfast after the Great War. Whenever I'm back in NI I always try to squeeze in a visit to Lurgan.

[@tonycarton8054]

great ,i was born /bred in lurgan .....emigrated to new zealand ,now back living in lisburn