Sinéad O'Connor aka Shuhada’ Sadaqat on The Tommy Tiernan Show 2020/02/01

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  @Macy-hg2or · 3 years ago

  Ahead of her time. Not ashamed of suffering or depression. Beautiful woman with a powerful voice.<br>Rest in peace ❤

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• LO

  @long_one5491 · 5 years ago

  This woman is a legend! She was one of the first people to call out the music industry and celebrity culture in the 90s and speak out about the wars going on, she did it all on her own and was bullied mercilessly!

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• MS

  @mstyles2667 · 6 years ago

  Finding Islam seemed to have saved her life. Beautiful.

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• SN

  @snnibrahim01 · 6 years ago (edited)

  I&apos;m amazed by the supportive comments coming from the Irish people. You people are wonderful.

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• BE

  @BellaZella3000 · 5 years ago

  The thing that inspires me about Sinead , is her incredible bravery to be 100% herself. She is so charming, intelligent, incredibly talented, engaging and natural. She gets given so much stick and she doesn’t deserve it, people are just harsh and judgemental. Sinead is not conventional or going to fit into any societal boxes! She is a truly free spirit. She is 100% herself and I so respect that ! 💓

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• GE

  @georgeredbranch652 · 6 years ago

  I am so glad to hear Sinead has finally found peace, and calmness of soul. &nbsp;She is a beautiful passionate individual. I had the pleasure of meeting her behind stage when l was 20 and interviewed her for our local Uni paper. I have followed her career for so many years and felt &quot;this girl is going to die if she didn&apos;t receive help&quot; &nbsp;You have climbed mountains, and you have ended up on your feet. I love you sister.

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• SE

  @seattlepoet · 3 years ago (edited)

  I am all broken up, Sinead. &nbsp;I am &nbsp;50 years old and I heard this song when I was only 14. &nbsp;It changed my life. &nbsp;You were a HUGE influence on the trajectory I chose to go: That of a bold, outspoken woman, and I, too, have been crucified for it. &nbsp;I am an Indigenous Rights Activist for 36 years and walked across the country until my feet bled into the ground for the American Indian Movement on the Walk Across America in 1992 and then was a National Bernie Sanders Delegate against Donald Trump, and got crucified for being outspoken in America, so I moved to Canada. &nbsp;I know you felt alone and broken and nobody was telling you they loved you. I know that you even went on Dr. Phil b/c you were in crisis and I knew what was in your heart the whole time. &nbsp;You were angel who blessed us all and gave us so much...I will never forget you and I I will NEVER forget the influence you had on me as a teenager. &nbsp;This is the song that introduced me to your deeply soulful voice and that changed me as a teenager who grew up in a troubled home and alcoholic home. YOUR SONGS CAME THROUGH ON MY WALKMAN AND ENCOURAGED ME TO LIVE AND SURVIVE ANOTHER DAY. &nbsp; I am broken up that you have passed. My mother died at same age: 56. &nbsp;This will also haunt me forever. &nbsp;The world, as always, especially America, will tell you how much they loved you after the fact. &nbsp;I am grieving hard, for the empath and sensitive, loving and deeply bold and outspoken women you were and for all of the people who put you through hell and they will all come back and regret that you are gone, but they did not tell you in this life how much they loved you. You were so ICONIC in the late eighties when you came out: LION AND THE COBRA! I will never forget when my friend Wendy introduced me to that album. &nbsp;NOTHING COULD EVER COMPARE TO YOU, SINEAD! NOTHING! You are absolutely incredible and were so beautiful. &nbsp;WELL BEHAVED WOMEN RARELY MAKE HISTORY AND YOU, MY FRIEND, WILL GO DOWN AS THE BEST, A LEGEND. &nbsp;THIS INDIGENOUS WARRIOR WOMAN HERE IS CRYING, WISHING YOU WERE BACK, BUT I WILL SEE YOU UP THERE, IN THE CELESTIAL REALMS. I LOVE YOU, R.

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• KU

  @KurtBP75 · 6 years ago (edited)

  So many people (especially Catholics) owe her an apology!!<br>She was brave and spoke out about abuse when others kept quiet.

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• NO

  @Noor.taylor · 6 years ago

  “You can get sane again” just knocked the wind out of me. I didn’t know how much I needed to hear that.

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• NO

  @noirblanc1196 · 6 years ago

  May allah give her peace and the serenety that every one deserves

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• MO

  @moosaalraisi6447 · 6 years ago

  she became &nbsp;more beautiful than before &nbsp;really

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• EL

  @eloiseaspinall9897 · 3 years ago

  I dont know wot made me click on this video,coz i only remember sinead O&apos;Connor for her hit nothing compares to u and some of the controversies related to her, but when i watched this interview, a lot of stuff she said resonated with me. What a beautiful, intellgent soul, she shall be sadly missed. Rest in peace Sister xxxx

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