Róisín Ingle

And obviously Nelson Mandela then when he came out of prison as well, he mentioned them too.

And when he came and got the freedom of the city, he talked about the Dunn Storrs workers.

it's a really nice exhibition it's got like Mary Manning's anti-apartheid movement medal it's got Nelson Mandela's original annotated speech that he gave outside the mansion I was actually in the crowd at the time but you can see his little notes where he's adding things on he actually adds congratulations to the Irish football team

And that's brilliant.

Some just really ordinary things in the exhibition, really extraordinary things like original placards and stuff like that.

So people should go along and see it.

It was great to see Michael T. Higgins actually.

Yeah, he's got his two walking sticks and he's kind of quite frail, but he gave a very big speech.

He talked about it as a moral movement.

That's what he said and how important these things are.

And he brought it right up to date in terms of Palestine and everything as well.

So, yeah, it's brilliant.

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I loved it.

I thought it was brilliant.

And meanwhile, I went to see Debra West Prada too and I didn't really like it.

I loved it everywhere as part of the film, the original.

But I don't know.

I was just I thought the storyline was a bit.

I just didn't believe in it.