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Helen William
The man dubbed the Unofficial President of the World could bring adoring crowds out onto the streets of Dublin and London like no-one else.
Mandela was awarded the Freedom of the City of Dublin while in prison in Sept 1988, almost 18-years before local hero Bob Geldof.
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