The Troubles, the COVID-19 pandemic and other crises were faced head on and, despite some dreadful experiences, these businesses have continued to trade.
With favourites like Danny Doran’s where you could by anything from a needle to an anchor or Juells Gift Store which has a fabulous array of gifts, Lurgan is a great place to shop.
A wealth of butchers with top class produce plus plenty of fruit and veg shops, the people of Lurgan have plenty of choice for local produce.
Great furniture stores have kept our homes well supplied for generations and our travel agencies have helped us get that bargain holiday when we need a break.
In this small snapshot of Lurgan, it is clear the town has many thriving business which are well supported by the local community and beyond.
25. Established more than 30 years ago, Clubworld is still crafting dream holidays
Clubworld Travel have been crafting dream holidays for more than 30 years. The travel agency was established in Lurgan by Delia Aston and since then over £1 million has been invested in the business which now has seven branches across Northern Ireland - including Portadown and Banbridge - and employs more than 35 members of staff. Photo: Photo courtesy of Google
26. The Spider's Web
Spiders Web is one of Lurgan’s leading independent menswear shops stocking all the latest trends in casual clothing. Established in 1984 the shop is celebrating 40 years in business this year. Photo: Google
27. Fresh bread and pastries daily
The Cookery Nook is an established family owned home bakery and coffee shop situated in the heart of Lurgan town centre. Offering fresh bread and pastries daily, it is based in Market Street and not far from the bus stop. Photo: Carmel Robinson
28. Family owned business
Martin Madden's is a family-owned butcher's shop in the heart of Lurgan, Co Armagh. Their Castle Lane store serves up fresh, quality, local meats at competitive prices and has done for more than 25 years. Photo: Carmel Robinson