Front page of Derry Journal, Tuesday 6th March, the day before the election. The main story refers to the fact that over 330 ex-prisoners have called for republicans to vote for Peggy O'Hara in a letter (below) to the editor of the paper.

Full page ad in the same edition of the paper in support of Peggy.

 

 

Half-page ad in the Derry Journal 2nd March 07

Article on MI5 from Peggy O'hara in the Derry Journal

 

Young Damien preparing the backing for the posters!

Preparing the posters for the lamp-posts

Production line in full swing

A visitor to Long Kesh with a poster of Peggy!

Saturday's fundraiser in Derry

Ad campaign begins in Derry. Full page ad in the Derry Journal 23 Feb 2007

Election workers putting the finishing touches to 30,000 election leaflets that will be delivered in Derry.

20,000 have already gone out the previous week.

500 x 4ft posters (top left in photo) are in the process of going up around Derry!

Slogans have appeared on walls in Derry in support of Peggy. Unfortunately opponents of Republicanism have been attempting to cover up Peggy's support.

Not for long though!

Martin Galvin lending his support to Peggy O'Hara during a visit to Derry on Monday 20th February.

From left: Danny McBreartry (Ex-Pows and Concerned Republicans), Martin Galvin, Peggy O'Hara, Joe McCloskey (Peggy's brother), Martin McMonagle and Gary Donnelly

Election Nomination

Peggy O'Hara pictured handing in her nomination papers with Patricia Murphy, Deputy Electoral Officer for Foyle

Pictured at the Electoral Office are from left: Danny McBrearty, Peggy O'Hara, Bernie McFadden and Martin McMonagle

Pictured at the Press Conference Launch of Peggy's election campaign are from left:

Bernie McFadden, Martin McMonagle, Peggy O'Hara, Gary Donnelly and Danny McBrearty.

Welcome to the official campaign website of the election campaign of PEGGY O'HARA who is standing in the forthcoming elections to the Stormont Assembly which will be held 7th March. Peggy is standing in the Foyle Constituency which covers Derry city and surrounding rural areas.   Peggy O'Hara is a Republican unity candidate and has the support of a wide range of groups and individuals. The Irish Republican Socialist Party, 32 County Sovereignty Movement, Concerned Republicans Group, Concerned Republicans and Ex-Pows have all pledged support to Peggy.   Peggy O'Hara is the 76 year old mother of 1981 hungerstriker Patsy O'Hara who died on 21st May 1981 after 61 days without food. Peggy feels angered and betrayed by moves to endorse a British police service and has decided not only to make her views known but to stand in this election to act as a focal point to all others within the republican community in Derry who feel the same.   Peggy will be standing on a pro-republican socialist platform that rejects any British involvement in Ireland. Policing is but one such involvement. She will not be taking her seat in the Stormont Assembly if elected.