Sinead O'Connor on The Graham Norton Show

[@LPJack02]

RIP Sinéad O'Connor (December 8, 1966 - July 26, 2023), aged 56 You will be remembered as a legend.

[@Run_GMD]

Tearing up that fake CD cover and showing the empty case was epic. Zero B.S. Zero F-s given. 100% legend!

[@benzamg32m68]

Yeah agree, found out quickly Graham was full of sh*t

[@waka7278]

❤

[@billlozier5551]

100% overrated. Known for tearing up popes pic rather than her music. A joke.

[@devilsforkdigital1490]

@@billlozier5551 A genius, and definitely known for her music way beyond whatever your ignorant ass knows. What have you done? Oh, I guess you go to church or whatever.

[@simoncowell1029]

@@billlozier5551 Because the catholic church raping children and / or covering it up is fine by you ?

[@tony8ball]

it was an honor to have known and worked with her. I hope she finally received the relief she so desperately searched for. xoxo RIP

[@vanessajo7540]

How fortunate you are❤

[@jackjude]

I doubt she really wanted to die, having survived and having gone through so much. She had plans for a new album, a possible film related to "Rememberings" and had just moved to London. RIP

[@neilhunter495]

I've always felt that as soon as Sinead walked on to any stage for an interview she was set up from the start. In British and Irish culture when you're asked "are you ok?" There's only one correct answer which is "yes I'm fine" anything else and you're deemed weird or inappropriate. Sinead would give you the god damn honest truth to whatever you ask her and I think the media knew this and loved to portray her as mentally unwell in any social standing. You were an absolute goddess and a great proponent of "it's ok to not be ok" Everyone should speak their truth no matter how others may perceive it. Love always xxx

[@Mkolcro]

Best comment. It is a loaded question to ask and frankly if anyone answered ‘no I’m not ok’ they’d be on front page news. It’s ok not to be ok and it’s even better to be goddamn truthful and have truthful human beings on our TVs, not robots. Vale Sinead!

[@rebelraccoon9018]

​@@MkolcroAbsolutely. It's been so difficult seeing my mum keep replying: "I'm fine". It's so obvious she is not. I wish she had the trust in me to be honest I'd be there for her. I don't know how to have a meaningful relationship with someone who can't be honest with me. Love is tricky.

[@Bevzthejcs]

Completely agree with this. Well said.

[@monstamamma]

She is honest and we are conditioned from a young age not to be. I admire her bravery and her passion. Always.

[@sweetloveelmo]

Respect.

[@hughjarms4510]

True that

[@johnmuckian2952]

ilona harker she is a muppet and i hate to say she is irish

[@VNVgirl]

+Robert MacDuffie I can only imagine the things you call your wife .. yikes

[@VNVgirl]

+Robetr MacDuffie Thanks sweetie I am doing ok I am bright enough. Troll? Idiots throw that word around when they don't like something someone is saying it seems. Weird. Keep calling your wife "Muppet" or whatever. I am sure it's fine with her bub. You really got upset though. Hmm. Go take a walk and breathe hon.

[@evekiraga3105]

I have suffered from depression, anxiety, phobias and OCD from a traumatic childhood. People mistreated me and I feel that they treat Sinead that way! You're a beautiful example and inspiration lives on. It's a struggle to be authentic in this world where most people aren't. I am so happy that I am healing today and I feel with all my heart for her suffering and honesty. She brought to light injustices. Her courage empowers all of us who are listening.

[@julesjma]

I loved her lack of tolerance for bullshit. She lived so authentically. 😢

[@Blackscorpion1963]

Excellent comment and I couldn't agree more. She shot straight from the hip her whole life. R.I.P. Sinead No Frills O'Connor. 🙏

[@becky2235]

​@@Blackscorpion1963so sad she's gone

[@timjohnson3877]

This is 100% who she was :D

[@Bawitdabadabangdadang]

Except from when she became a Muslim! 🤣

[@leeriches8841]

@@Bawitdabadabangdadang at the time it made her content, and after the life she had lived that was something that meant something to her. Who are we to judge anyway?

[@charmedbycharms4975]

I love Sinead because, not only is she an extremely gifted talent, she's an absolutely authentic, no bullshit artist that's stayed true to herself in a completely disingenuous, absolute bullshit industry. Most artists wouldn't have called Graham Norton on his bullshit. They'd have politely looked at the cover of that empty CD case and let it go on the hopes for further bookings on the show. Not Sinead, she ripped into that sucker as if ripping the pope's picture decades ago and called out his bullshit. I love her for that. It's not Sinead that's "crazy," it's the industry she's working in. It's "crazy" to say you bought a CD when you didn't buy it. It's "crazy" to ask someone about their mental health when they've appeared on your show, per your invite, to perform and promote their CD. That shit is what's crazy. Sinead kicks ass in this Ringling Bros. circus of a world and takes no prisoners.

[@kashmirgal]

I absolutely love your comment

[@estherbertrand8294]

Whole new meaning now with the devastating news of her loss. The world did not appreciate her talent and minimized her contributions. May she be at peace finally and her remaining children carry on as best they can without her.

[@YewrMan]

​@@estherbertrand8294Rest in Peace Sinéad. Oíche Mhaith.

[@seandunn6406]

Well said and I couldn’t agree with you more

[@adriancash1]

Watched this today, love Graham Norton usually but this one fell flat, I’m sure it came from a good place but I don’t think there was any need to ask her that. She held herself well.

[@elissahoran1130]

"That is why I sing, when you see me sing I make sense" !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Another brilliant quote by Sinead !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@michelleobrien6996]

Yet she makes so much sense when she speaks. I love watching and listening to her interviews.

[@vincecommando7575]

She was decades ahead of her time. The pendulum has finally swung in the other direction. Everything that she helped fight to change has happened. Her line "Fight the real enemy". Is so powerful and so true. Fight the real enemies wherever they may be.

[@OpheliaDarkling]

🎯 Should be the battle cry and her legacy.

[@vincecommando7575]

@@OpheliaDarkling Well said my dear, well said indeed.

[@rebelraccoon9018]

​@@OpheliaDarklingIt is her legacy along with her wonderful unique musical talent and timeless beauty. I miss her 😢🧡

[@TheForestDemons]

1:46 as a person with Bipolar my heart sinks when somebody condescendingly asks me that question. Sinead responded with dignity and sincerity and her performance was so good that it made me cry. So many of us are written off as useless. Its a mood disorder. She is not fucking stupid. Far from it. Well done Sinead! keep walking the thin line. The world is better for you being here.

[@majellawaters8350]

Vi hi boo boo i

[@salmabenzzine570]

it is DEVINE how 8 years later someone who feels the same reads your comment... we are so not useless ❤️❤️❤️

[@pasqualinamichelaconsiglio9391]

As a Gemini, being asked, "How are you and so forth," is deeply troubling. Small talk, being asked such questions from someone who is insincere, toxic, nosey, pestering, doesn't go well with a Gemini. Either you give two shits or don't bother asking at all for your own personal sick gains.

[@Padraigp]

He wasnt condescending he asked her how are you in a concerned way because she has literally been off the rails ... if you go off the rails and do stuff like try to kill yourself people will forever want to know how you are. Nobody is condescending to ask you how you are. If you kept getting cancer and somone asks how are you because they know youve not been well thats not condescending and its very honest. To pretend like nothing is wrong and theres nothing to ask about would be pretty bloody weird like ooh dont mention her health. Dont ask the normal question everyone asks everyone when they meet anyone at any time of day are night whether they know them or not? That would be weird. How are you is a perfectly normala thing to say to someone. Its her who made it weird and awkward because shes self conscious about it and id guess its you whos self conscious about it that makes you think theres something condescending in it. Literally everyone says how are to everyone as the first thing they say to a person in ireland. How are you. Totally normal. Its only because you are awkward about it that its awkward. She could have just said im excited to be here ..im nervous about my new album...im unconfrotable in this get up ive poured myself into....or just im grand graham how are you. Like a normal person would😂

[@kevtb874]

She essentially answered saying 'how do I answer that? By saying I'm fine? I'm ok? When I'm not? Not a large part of the time? That would be a lie wouldn't it?' It's small talk stuff. Hard to answer truthfully and honestly when people only want to hear that you are ok. Not everyone has the time or headspace for other people's problems and crisis and worries and stresses. And I get it. It's just that that question comes off as probing or insincere for people who don't wish to hide it. And to ask it in front of cameras and a live audience must magnify that feeling.

[@johnPaul-qn3dg]

Heard her live in a pub, a stunning surreal ethereal voice, she was also extremely beautiful with the most gorgeous eyes, and I think she still is.

[@queenjasminetemaiharoa7009]

Lucky you! She certainly is/was a very stunningly attractive woman and beautiful on the inside too

[@realpoetics]

She is beautiful, however her hands are monstrously large. They're bigger than Radcliffe's and about the same size as Graham's

[@johnPaul-qn3dg]

@@realpoetics I never noticed, she was younger then and so was I, I was more agog at her face and voice, also a woman shaving her head back then was very different, but she got away with it because of her beautiful un made up face.

[@erynkirkwood5046]

@@realpoetics omg who gives a shit! #shallow

[@janetfroomes4077]

​@@johnPaul-qn3dg❤

[@MySoloTravel]

The beginning of the interview you could see the real her, nice and relaxed. As soon as he asked how she was feeling you could see her visibly change and think "oh here we go again..."

[@tomr4376]

Sinead is more sober than any of the rest of us, she is a living legend and a real inspiration to all who suffer mental health issues

[@Padraigp]

Unfortunately not a living legend any more.

[@tomr4376]

@@Padraigp may she rip 🙏

[@NukeTheBunny]

More sober yes, because alcohol doesn’t agree with her and she hasn’t had any since she was 18. 😊

[@leeriches8841]

@@NukeTheBunnyI don’t think they meant ‘sober’ in the alcohol sense. More in the straight-forward, serious thoughts kinda way.

[@janicehraga]

When she lived in Atlanta. She would shop at Neiman Marcus I assisted her many times. Very pleasant and kind

[@manfredpinedosoto2426]

Her interview reflects her authenticity and brave honesty, qualities that made her a true legend. When I think of her, I can't help but say, "She's so real and authentic!" Her legacy will live on in each of her powerful songs and the inspiration she left in all of us to stay true to who we are. 🕊🌹

[@MrG77]

She was so authentic, I seen through all the bullshit in the industry from day one. She exposed the Catholic church 30 years ago knowing it was get her slated but she knew saving kids was more important. A class act with a heart of gold. 🙏

[@proudman6598]

Shame she never spoke out against the other religions that were every bit as bad if not worse, attention seeker proving she was nothing but a hypocrite.

[@hazeltyler89]

Bull. She was a hot mess. Talented, gifted and beautiful. She made bad choices and used her past as an excuse to go down a toxic path and paint every Christian as evil. She chose a faith that celebrates death and destruction unless you submit to it, but we're all supposed to canonize this woman because she had unbelievable talent and now is gone.

[@billlozier5551]

She lost her faith in God and joined the Nation of Islam. She was a lost soul and nothing can change that.

[@billlozier5551]

@hazeltyler89 I could not agree with you more. My goodness people comments are astonishing. The woman was dazed and confused She left the Christian Catholic religion for, ..drum beat, Islam! Wtf . This woman hated herself. She never NEVER endorsed Christian living or Jesus Christ. She was a lost lady. Shaved head, tats across her body, but hey, had a hit sing. Excuse me!

[@MrG77]

@@billlozier5551 I know her religious ups and down was a bit crazy,and I know she was hurting inside. The tattoos I don't really care about. I was just happy with her with what she said about the abuse in the church system.👍

[@wonderwoman5528]

My heart ached for Sinead when she said she’s tired of being treated like a crazy person and Graham’s sanctimonious smirk and faux concern. Going to miss this special woman 🌹

[@13086]

As the great psychologist Jim Jefferies once said: Crazy people dont't think that they are crazy. That's what makes them crazy.

[@MISNM0]

❣❣❣❣❣

[@johnstannard8366]

@@13086 Define Crazy?

[@martinanderson312]

I didn't notice a sanctimonious smirk or faux concern from Graham, to be honest. But yeah, that question was so awkward and amateur. He could've asked a much better one in "checking in" with her.

[@rashadahmad5085]

Sinead o connor is don't care what other think too much attitude

[@Victoryismine200]

Rest in peace, Sinéad O’Connor, you will be forever missed

[@Aga-t2h]

She wasn't crazy, ,we live in a crazy world 😢,, thank you Sinead for be yourself and your beautiful soul❤

[@yutehube4468]

I never thought much about Sinead O Conner but when she died I saw a video of her singing "Danny Boy" (1993) on an Irish show and was blown away by it.

[@DannieGemz]

Sinead O'Connor one of the best talents in the world, her personal life should not be brought up at every opportunity she has struggled so much in life and given so much freely, though not an irishman myself i am proud to live just across the pond in liverpool where we often saw her perform great all round lass !

[@gary1642]

I fell in love with Sinead very early on. She was doing an interview and someone started making fun of Kylie and her style of pop. Sinead ripped him apart. She was defending someone that wasn't there but being bullied. What a star, and on a very shallow level , she was one of the most beautiful women on the planet with that cropped hair.😊

[@immaseahorse24]

She defended Britney Spears too

[@paulospengler]

Where can I watch it?

[@d.v.crystal5589]

See how the other guests are all leaning in to get as close to her greatness as possible. RIP warrior queen

[@Scottie444]

Sinead making a mockery of TV world in her own inimitable style. I've been fascinated by this woman since I first clapped eyes on her... She speaks, or sings... and she's got you forever. She's a force of nature... a delicate flower... And I love her to bits.

[@janettejohnston339]

Luv her. So sorry she is gone. I was in college when I started listening to her music. She was a revolutionary. She is with her son now forever 💙

[@skygazer6898]

There was never anything fake about Sinead O Connor. She has a voice that was a gift from God.

[@duncanwcraig9668]

Saw her around 2015 at the sydney opera house. She sang the house down. What an artist.

[@hannahahle]

She wasn’t crazy it’s everyone else who wasn’t ready for her honesty trying to make her more like them who’s crazy. She held her ground til the end and everyone wishes they were more like her whether they want to admit it to themselves or not

[@1Emmzle]

I hope Graham N reflects on this interview. I know they liked each other, but it felt disrespectful from beginning to end. She was a truth teller. 100% genuine. I love Graham N, but this was bad taste, and she was right to call out the question.

[@bryden72]

Not wrong it was very amateur of him the glumsy way he went about that. set the tone fron the start. Should of known better. Didn't need to be nervous round her. Im fan of Graham but this was uncomfortable

[@Suzanne-ds7wq]

It was done with a sense of humour in mind, it was meant to be funny, lighten up and don't take everything so seriously, Graham meant no disrespect toward Sinead

[@sarge9733]

​@@Suzanne-ds7wqI agree. He actually seemed genuinely worried he'd said the wrong thing when I really don't think there was any malice intended anyway. He was instantly apologetic after her reaction, and you could tell it was from the heart. He did not set out to ridicule her in the slightest.

[@ogrebattle22763]

I don't care what people say about her I've always liked her & I have tremendous respect for her...

[@stephensmith4480]

What an amazingly Bubbly person she was and all round genuine Human being. So So very sad, she will be greatly missed Bless her 🖤🖤

[@plbeckman]

She was exactly correct about the church. Very brave. Phenomenal musician. Edit: miss her dearly.

[@louisetaylor3643]

​@@tenoroyalhow many Catholic priests bishops nuns were pedophiles... hate to here your thoughts on Dave Allen 😂😮😅😮😂😅

[@michellecorr630]

@@tenoroyalit’s sad that you weren’t moved enough when researching how to form this opinion, to examine the ideology that you cling to.

[@tenoroyal]

@@michellecorr630 how do you know that? And what ideology am I clinging to? I never stated an ideological position. Pray enlighten me … go ahead … make my day … do u feel lucky?!

[@hyperwave417]

@@tenoroyal So if someone has an opinion on something that differs to yours and they feel so passionate about it that makes them mentally unstable? Is that what your implying? No you need to get a grip, you might be very suprised to learn that she was indeed correct on alot of her arguments as the church has faced a lot of investigations of child abuse and many other acts since her initial stunt on the SNL show back in the 90’s. Just accept the woman had her own views wether you agree with it or not and have some god damn respect you IDIOT

[@gary1642]

Growing up in Liverpool as a Catholic I can only imagine the treatment she suffered at the hands of the nuns supposedly looking after her. In my grammar school we often had nuns come in to teach. They were sadistic , always taking any physical punishment further than any other teachers. One boy got caned for walking gum onto the church's marble floor.

[@Nmc634]

Loved the way she answered Graham Norton. A true star ⭐ R.I.P.Sinead.💞

[@vivianbassett984]

Wow Graham really wasn’t prepared to ask a decent question. Total clarity from Sinead such a shame he missed this opportunity with her.

[@leas.5596]

Sinead O'Connor, you talented lovely human being. I still can't believe you are gone. I never thought you were crazy. It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society - Sinead O'Connor, 2021.

[@Vulpinegirl]

It's called being a human being and having an actual personality, that is not constantly being conformed by media and fans. She just acts like herself. Real, awkward, passionate, nervous, chatty, funny, strange..that's just part of who she is, accept her or don't, she clearly doesn't care. She must be "crazy" for not caring about how every damn person sees her. Jeeze

[@victoriareel4319]

I agree with you Vulpinegirl,; she is a real person with feelings. And, she turns those feelings into music and she will always receive accolades from the people who went through her darkest days that stuck with her to see her rise again. I love her and all that she means.

[@TheBenj858]

Thought she handled that ridiculous question quite well

[@susanmccourt7085]

"There isn't even one in it!" (1:22). Love that griin on her face. Like.."gotcha!" It was going great and everyone was having fun and relaxing until the "are you all right? because people have read all these things..." I wish he had read the room and realized they were on a good and happy roll. I get why he asked it, but I agree with those who have said it's a better question asked in private when you're talking to someone who has not been all right and is sensitive about it. He didn't mean harm, but it's hard to watch. She reacts and then even seems to want to bail him out with reaching out and then claiming how nervous she is and is better understood as a singer. She is lovely in this moment and I think calling him out on it was ingrained because she was so used to this happening, and had a standard response she used to advocate for people struggling. I love that woman and miss her being alive.

[@marycalolefsin9717]

She was fantastic here- authentic, no bullshit, and funny! Despite her struggles. I loved seeing joking and laughing and calling everyone out. She was too good for this world💔

[@leeriches8841]

I would love to have had a coffee with her, she looks like she was extraordinary company.

[@matsinparisH]

I agree: SHE was too good for this world. Thank you @marycalolefsin9717

[@batwings80]

Every word she speaks gives me hope. Sinead is stellar.

[@GullibleTarget]

The hug she and Graham have when she greets him. Whether they knew eachother or not; that was a family love hug.

[@EphemeralProductions]

Yep I know what you mean. And I agree!

[@dlpowers3898]

She said what she felt and didn't beat around the bush so to speak. She was someone who felt deeply and passionately, especially through her beautiful music. RIP dear Sinead!

[@regreg5416]

Love and miss her

[@gemimaobrien]

Authenticity is labelled crazy in this capitalist patriarchal world. We owe a debt to Sinead for kicking the door down at her own cost. Tremendous person.

[@lysanderofsparta3708]

This capitalist patriarchal world??? What, pray tell, would you prefer instead? A communist dictatorship run by dope-smoking hippie chicks?

[@Fallingmonsters]

I mean, she had the most truthful reaction to a really bad question

[@mattybhoy1888]

Sinead is just awesome. her version of The Foggy dew is badass

[@human9988]

SINEAD your music will touch our souls for generations u have nothing to answer to .Your voice is priceless how many of us Humans cried to your song billions .Nothing compares to you....... love u sister ALOHA FROM HAWAII

[@rr7firefly]

Sinead has a good track record dealing with the idiotic entertainment media that is obsessed with her foibles and failures. Norton went down the cheap track with his insensitive question. Sinead will always be a beacon of hope to everyone who strives to live as an authentic human being.

[@MISNM0]

IMO, many in the world did not appreciate her in her time here. I hope and expect that she can see now that we (me included) were wrong to not embrace the wonder and the courage that is the embodiment of Sinead O'Connor. A legend on the horizon from the day she was born. It was a miracle to have shared the earth with her.

[@IGlowIFlow]

They call her crazy and fucked up? How??? What are people seeing that I’m not?? She’s very authentic, genuine, real…and smart aswell

[@yvonneallen7227]

Lovely , bold and beautiful sinead . Graham norton gets on my flamin nerves . God bless sinead and her family who loved her for who she was .REAL .

[@Charlotte---]

God be good to you Sinead. Rest in peace darling girl.

[@marcusproctor8232]

She’s so beautiful inside and out ❤️❤️

[@joolsmuz]

Ms O'Connor, please don't give a hoot about all the rubbish people send towards you, pure heartfelt emotion is what you do, good or bad, it just means some people in this world have the power to move some people to tears....and I thank you for that

[@rallorama]

Graham Norton is the master of light and at the same time appreciating and caring conversation

[@PoppaBlue59]

Well said, from one bipolar/depressive to another. Keep your chin up and your head held high. Cheers from Texas.

[@ollymalone]

Sinead is badass in any situation, including the most awkward ones.♥️

[@Ring0fSaturn]

Graham should have known that "How are you? Are you ok?" would not be met with the usual, superficial response, but with honesty and sincerity from Sinéad. (😢 My goodness, I'm still grieving. )

[@ireland-ys7sr]

She was ahead of us in Ireland. As Catholics it was hard for some to come to terms with paedophilia. She felt it and said it as it was. We should have listened and understood.

[@vampireducks1622]

"Are you all right?" as an opening question on a chat show is really quite daft when you think about, especially when it's been asked so many times to this person.

[@je1783]

I just want to hug her and give her the support that she needs.

[@mungomunro8579]

The girl can sing. FULL STOP. Respect!

[@Siggkins]

Sinead was one of the most beautiful women in the world with one of the most amazing voices.

[@wayvcycle]

Was?

[@paologpaolog2014]

She handled that stupid question in the best way.

[@RLyon]

"Sinead", as in PERSONALITY...!! Bravoooooo ‼‼👏👏👏

[@ianwattsOfficial]

Glad to see Sinead smiling, and thank you for inspiring other's:::))) Cheer's from Australia

[@TheCatfeeesh]

Listen to her music and leave her alone - she is a fantastic human being.

[@dianwilson4840]

YES! Listen to her music. Unfortunately to remain in the public "eye" (not ear), she has to do these screwed up interviews.

[@aine7173]

peter grahame your a idiot

[@TheColinSlack1]

TheCatfeeesh ren

[@petelarose998]

She here's a great lady in a really great singer goddess bless her.

[@DanielRed2]

One of the only times I've ever seen Graham truly fuck up, and I hope he learnt from that experience.

[@sarahryan1303]

Am I the only one appalled at nortons behaviour towards sinead?? Old Cd cover no disk in it and noo apology ..how are you are you alright ????? In that condescending tone..WOW!!!..poor girl she told him anyways. .love you sinead xx

[@tima9556]

He was let down by his production team, they weren't expecting her to pull the sleeve off but if they'd got the right cover it wouldn't have happened. I think at that point he was embarrassed hence the pathetic question.

[@StonefieldJim4]

Norton's a loathsome little man.

[@colonelwhite1512]

James Williams Lighten up before you hurt someone

[@steve17600]

Thanks again

[@skwaaaaa]

norton clearly is trying to make fun of sinead, stupid twat wishes he could lick the queens shite ! fair play to sinead though flew right over her, didnt care :)

[@wayne5508]

That woman was just so real..such a loss..

[@hectorbartlett567]

One of the most talented female artists of her generation ... Often misunderstood but hey, isn't that the mark of all geniuses?

[@EphemeralProductions]

Her responses were damn hilarious and beautiful! Expert! lol. She owned Graham and it was delightful! 😂😊

[@shakes1026]

She will forever be missed

[@nefersguy]

She was so beautiful, RIP beautiful Sinead.

[@RosePetal17]

She was so real!! No BS, thank you very much! I truly hope you are at peace Sinead🙏🙌🏼💖💖💖🎼🎶🎶🎶

[@shellomello]

I love Daniel he's so charismatic he's more bubbly than Harry potter and usually I prefer the character to the actor but not in this case.

[@flurbanmoran7797]

Let that be a lesson to all you plopheads out there.

[@jotalagarta]

She is HUMAN!!! Yeah, she's not a fucking marionette, we are drugged, anesthetized with fame, smiles, posed happiness and the immense amount of fallacies that exist in the world of stardom and fame. With that answer she has made me feel more comfortable than any of the answers from all the supposed stars who come to that show so perfect, dazzling and perfectly dressed

[@woojalitus]

“Are you alright? “ cheap. Bullshit gotcha question. But she was her authentic self despite it. Amazing artist.

[@suvariboy]

Loved her then and still love her today!

[@Cannedpsycho]

I love her! She gave us so much. Love from The Netherelands.

[@jpenneymrcoin6851]

does not take shit and does not let bullshit get past her. fucking love this woman.

[@BRaff-hl4ip]

She was speaking from her heart, often when we speak from this place, people can become uncomfortable and intolerant.

[@rebelraccoon9018]

Yes indeed. Often people are just used to living in denial or they've been taught to be overly polite in such a way they never get to express themselves completely free.

[@JonasAnandaKristiansson]

She is a true humane intelligent legend!!!

[@manchesterblue2007]

without people like sinead, jimmy saville would still be a fun figure i kneel to this hero

[@tornoutlaw]

+manchesterblue2007 Would you be so kind to elaborate on your statement? As a german, I've heard of the Saville-scandal, but I have no Idea how Sinead is related to it.

[@manchesterblue2007]

tornoutlaw sure... Sinead was an outspoken critic of abuse in the catholic church long before it became common knowledge. The 'establishment' got VERY nervous when people made noise about institutionalised abuse because they knew it extended much further than within the confines of that particular religion. Its fair to say that the media suppressed people like Sinead because they knew the extent of the problem. After the floodgates opened in the church, there was no way to stop the tidal wave of accusation and they dropped the people (politicians, police, the entertainment industry and others) like a hot potato and turned on them because of public opinion. Sinead and people like her opened the way for others to tell their stories and they did it with much risk of harm to their reputation...if they hadnt, the whole dirty secret would still be something that victims would be put at risk for by speaking out

[@tornoutlaw]

+manchesterblue2007 I see. It is stunning (in a negative sense), how many people were and still are keeping quiet, deny any wrong doing or try to relativsie the bad things done or obscured by the powerful. And those speaking out are getting defamed. Thank you for replying!

[@manchesterblue2007]

tornoutlaw i wouldnt like to presume your circumstances but personally, as someone who was thankfully unnaffected, I'm in awe of the bravery of those who speak out, especially in the face of such daunting opposition

[@Acecool444]

My Hero.....LOL Keep kneeling, suits you well. :P

[@marilyndriessen]

i love you Sinead you are a big inspiration for so many!!!!!

[@richardsiciliano7117]

Feels like one angel amongst a group of demon jackals, right down to the fake CD case. She's with God now, where she should be.

[@EderaDesig]

She's amazing. Her new music is fantastic.

[@Merz603]

Sinead wasn't crazy or crazed. She was honest living in a world that doesn't know how to handle the truth. I used to watch and enjoy the Graham Norton show but here I sense awkward humour. He can't handle her honesty and being called out as he quickly gets rid of her by telling to go and sing. His tone was far from neutral and then the fake cd...how do you respond to that seemingly caring question, i mean where do you begin? She just went on the show fine, open, in good faith just being herself and he treats her like she is ill. I'm not surprised she is dead.

[@itchyscratch3829]

"It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society"

[@itaomahony502]

Our vulnerable, strong and beautiful Sinead. Roisin Dubh.

[@itaomahony502]

🇨🇮

[@mistyjames810]

🥀🍀

[@sorchaoreilly2633]

She handled that SO well and Graham Norton recovered from that so well. Here's how people can have conflict with neither fighting nor hiding. and just sorting it while remaining on good terms!

[@Antiquesreviewersince]

I just admire this human being

[@babjah21]

I always liked her too. Feel so sorry about her son. X

[@bryonwatkins1432]

i LOOOOVE this lady. Her voice, AAAAAAND telling us all how fucking sick the Catholic Churches are!!!! She knew she would jeopardize her career and she still did it!!!!!

[@callen8908]

I loved her authenticity and her beautiful voice. I think perhaps she was a little too authentic, too honest, for some people. She lived quite a life and left an artistic mark that outlives her

[@MikeyFraz1]

That was an awfully odd thing to ask her in an interview like this.

[@oliveraherne5547]

He meant well though.

[@velvetunderpants44]

MikeyFraz1 I agree. But it came from a good a good place. He genuinely cared about her, as do many other people. Perhaps he was asking on behalf of them. At the same time, if someone x suffers with a physical ailment, people will ask how they are. Why should physical illness be treated differently than mental illness?

[@flurbanmoran7797]

A-durr, because she's not mentally ill...

[@Savagemode09]

Graham is a sell out just like corden

[@popland1977]

@@oliveraherne5547 it's light entertainment. This wasn't really the place for it

[@rachael3053]

Real and rare. The world lost a true artist.

[@andreacigala2709]

Her ripping off the fake cover to reveal the empty inside is perfectly symbolic of what she's been doing all along

[@susanmccourt7085]

Perfectly said. Thank you.

[@SandraBonney]

The least they could have done is bought the effing cd, the real one. She's right to call em out on their b.s. And right to call him out on the "how are you question". If only people were real and genuine. Vale Sinead ❤

[@nickhaswell6011]

Yeah showbiz people can be the worst in attacking people in interviews news paper papperazi etc Discusting