Sinead O’Connor dead: Irish music legend dies aged 56 after years of mental health battles – and 18 months after her 17-year-old son Shane also passed away

Daily Mail UK ^ | July 26, 2023 | Chris Matthews

[Morgana]

Sorry to hear this

[mykroar]

Her voice was amazing.

[MoochPooch]

She was a tortured soul.

(Interestingly, she mentioned abuse by her mother. In our current society we blame the fathers, but I often wondered about some of the mothers.)

[MIchaelTArchangel]

Too bad. She was a freaking nutcase.

[CatOwner]

(Interestingly, she mentioned abuse by her mother. In our current society we blame the fathers, but I often wondered about some of the mothers.)

In our current society, mothers are the driving force behind the trans debacle with our under-18 children.

[rktman]

More here.

Https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/4170668/posts

[jimwatx]

What did she die of?

[BenLurkin]

There’s someone I don’t mind outliving.

[EEGator]

I saw no reason given…

[blackdog]

When she was posting ads online for men to pound her in the butt, she was on the other end of a lit fuse. Very sad. Obvious emotional problems and an inability to process life as it came her way. As most really great artists, she was deeply troubled.

[EEGator]

I think she was legit bipolar or whatever chemical imbalance.

[blackdog]

"What did she die of?"

A lifelong troubled sadness. N'uff said.

[PGR88]

she was a troubled soul

[Honorary Serb]

Lord have Mercy!!

There are many too many who die, and make me worry about their salvation. It’s worse when it’s someone I knew than a public figure like her. Lord have Mercy!!

[Steve_Seattle]

I am surprised she was only 56. Way back in the early 90s, she was spoofed in a SNL skit in which Phil Hartman played Frank Sinatra as a smart-alecky talk show host. She was portrayed as an ultra-feminist man-hater with a shaved head, and “Sinatra” called her “Uncle Fester” and “Cue Ball.”

[Nextrush]

A wounded soul the Golden Rule starts with me and All Have Sinned to criticize Sinead O’Connor for her actions and think my *ss is clean would be Pride and Vanity.

[Bobalu]

It was easy to see she had mental problems.

Losing a child by suicide would completely destroy me.. I think it destroyed her... sad

[dangus]

More than just her voice. She was very troubled, and sometimes her behavior reflected this, but if she is remembered for merely a cover song (no matter how beautifully she covered it), and for her occasionally outrageous behavior, that would be a tragedy.

[dfwgator]

What did she die of?

When they don't even mention it, that's a clue.

[LeonardFMason]

WHEN SNL was funny.

Frank Sinatra with Sinead O’Conner:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SdIJimk-w8