Derry 1916 Societies Extend Condolences On The Death Of Peggy O’Hara

A message of condolence from the 1916 Societies on the death of Peggy O'Hara.
        
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The late Peggy O'Hara (centre)
Derry 1916 Societies express our sincere sadness at the death of Peggy O’Hara, who died suddenly at Altnagelvin, Derry on Tuesday, and extend deepest condolences to the O’Hara family at this, their time of loss.

Peggy was a woman of great renown among the republican confraternity, known not only as the mother of INLA Hungerstriker Patsy O’Hara, who died in the Long Kesh Hungerstrike of 1981, but for her own commitment, in her own right, to the cause of a united and free Ireland.

Again, our thoughts are with the family, with Sean-Seamus, Tony, Elizabeth and the wider O’Hara family circle, and we offer them our deepest sympathies.

We ask that all member of the 1916 Societies attend the Funeral tomorrow morning where possible, leaving her home, 35 Templegrove, at 9.20am for Requiem Mass in St. Columba’s Church, Longtower at 10am. Interment afterwards in the City Cemetery.

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