County Armagh: Crash victim named as Sidney McIldoon
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The Orange Order said Sidney McIldoon had led a life of selfless service to the Orange Institution
The man who died in a two-vehicle crash in County Armagh on Tuesday has been named locally as Sidney McIldoon.
The crash, involving a car and a tractor, happened on the Cornascriebe Road between Tandragee and Hamiltonsbawn, shortly after 14:30 GMT.
Mr McIldoon, who was 84, died at the scene.
The Portadown man was a former grand lecturer of the Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland as well as a former prison officer.
Orange Grand Master Edward Stevenson paid tribute to Mr McIldoon on the order's Facebook page: "Sidney was a loyal and true friend and a great champion of the orange cause.
"He leaves a huge legacy, following a life of selfless service to the orange institution."
A female passenger, also in her 80s, was taken to hospital for medical treatment for her injuries after the crash.
Police said on Wednesday that she remains in hospital in a critical condition.
Police officers attended the scene, as well as the Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service and the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service.