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Translink has confirmed a train line in Lurgan will reopen on Monday following an incident in which rail workers were approached by a gunman.

The incident happened at around 11.10 GMT on Saturday on Lake Street.

A spokesperson for the transport company confirmed commuters would be able to use the service as normal.

Sinn Féin Cllr Keith Haughian said it was "three or four individuals" responsible for the attack.

"I wouldn't even call them a group," he added.

"They are anti-community, anti-social - they are anti-everything."

Translink chief executive Chris Conway described the incident as "disgraceful".

The company said the essential engineering work being carried out this weekend is part of a "wider project to upgrade the line to maintain high safety standards".

A police investigation into the incident is ongoing.

Meanwhile, in a separate incident a Â鶹ԼÅÄ cameraman was attacked and injured.

One man has been arrested in relation to the assault.

PSNI Inspector Beckett said: "A 25-year-old man has been arrested following a report of a man in his 60s assaulted at the Lake Street area of Lurgan this afternoon.

"The man remains in police custody."

Cllr Haughian condemned the attack.

"I want to fully condemn the reckless actions of the attacker who violently struck the cameraman," he said.

"Journalists should be able to do their job free from fear of attack or intimidation."