The grief-stricken family of a pensioner who died in a fatal road crash have said they have been left "truly lost" by the tragedy.
Phyllis Mahoney, from Greenwood Road in Baglan , has been named as a victim of the crash which involved a black BMW 1 Series coupe and a copper-coloured Peugeot 207 , and took place on Sunday, March 31, in Seaway Parade, Baglan.
Police said the 87-year-old was a passenger in one of the vehicles, and died in hospital on April 2.
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Her family's emotional tribute read: “Our mum Phyllis Mahoney was suddenly taken from us under such tragic circumstances and passed away in hospital on Tuesday, April 2.
"To say our lives have been torn apart is an understatement.
“Our mum was so loved by all our family and friends, without her we are truly lost.
"She is a loved and respected mother to her three children, Patricia, Peter and Anthony, a much loved and adored grandmother and great-grandmother."
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The statement added: “A massive hole has been left in our hearts, our lives will never be the same.
"We are trying to make sense of this past week but our grief is so raw.
“Our mum will be greatly missed, loved and cherished in our hearts forever. God bless mum.”
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Two men aged 33 and 26 who were arrested in connection with the incident have been released under investigation.
South Wales Police is continuing to investigate the collision. Call 101 if you have any information that could help.
