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A County Derry pensioner has been left fearing for her life after two vehicles crashed into her home in separate crashes over the weekend.
The woman has been left 'extremely frightened' following the collisions which happened at her Mayogall Road home, between Clady and Gulladuff, on Friday night (March 8) and in the early hours of today (March 11).
Both crashes were captured on CCTV.
One of the vehicles collided with the front of the house while the second car got lodged in the grass verge, just yards from the front door.
The weekend collisions are among a series of crashes which have happened outside the property which is located in an area known locally as Newtown Corner.
The weekend crashes have prompted Sinn Féin Councillor Seán McPeake to renew calls for road safety improvement measures in the area.
For more on this story, see tomorrow's County Derry Post.
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