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

[@Macy-hg2or]

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

[@DZtoUSA]

❤

[@long_one5491]

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!

[@MrKinghuman]

Yup, and it's happening again, people who speak truth get "cancelled". She was the first victim of "cancelled"

[@kd8199]

He stand against the Catholic Church on the issue of pedophilia is the main issue that got her cancelled. She tore up a picture of the Pope on SNL.

[@Mandola-Jane]

How prophetic is your post today? Thank you for that ❤

[@halfasslash]

​​@@MrKinghumanno where near similar. 😢

[@elhadjiamadoujohnson4166]

She was not one the first: she was the only one!

[@seattlepoet]

I am all broken up, Sinead. I am 50 years old and I heard this song when I was only 14. It changed my life. 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. 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. 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. 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. 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. I am broken up that you have passed. My mother died at same age: 56. This will also haunt me forever. The world, as always, especially America, will tell you how much they loved you after the fact. 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. NOTHING COULD EVER COMPARE TO YOU, SINEAD! NOTHING! You are absolutely incredible and were so beautiful. WELL BEHAVED WOMEN RARELY MAKE HISTORY AND YOU, MY FRIEND, WILL GO DOWN AS THE BEST, A LEGEND. 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.

[@ShakirahIbaad]

Such a beautiful heartfelt tribute! I believe Sinead can feel all this genuine outpouring of love coming her way. It’s amazing how many lives she touched and how many people she inspired. Thank you for sharing your story, it really touched my heart. I pray we all meet one day in the living arms of our creator 🤲

[@fionamellon2126]

Beautiful tribute to a beautiful warrior queen 🤍

[@briankennedy1192]

The emperors new clothes was a cracker among many others.

[@annaheya2109]

She has a soulful angelic way of speaking and a very humble persona!

[@CC-sw2iz]

❤

[@BellaZella3000]

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 ! 💓

[@JayJay-wg5ex]

So inspiring

[@Gabbyness41]

A most beautiful person: her heart, her mind, her vulnerability, her. She sought the light on her own terms.

[@janeking4059]

When you go thru wat she has gone thru since childhood... THERE'S NOTHING MORE TO HIDE!!! EXACTLY WHERE IAM IN MY CURRENT LIFE! MESSED UP MY ENTIRE LIFE DUE TO CHILDHOOD ABUSE! TOTALLY GOT HER !TOTALLY UNDERSTAND HER!!!

[@joekavanagh8997]

I hope she's happy where she is now and that she and Tony Bennett are doing duets.

[@teamcrumb]

beautiful thoughts and word to say about her, Bella, thank you. Heartening and moving to know there were people like you experiencing these thoughts and feelings about her when she was alive. I've found it quite incredible reading the comments left beneath the footage of her on KZbin, so much love, she cut to the core of so many people with her singing and intelligence and efforts to process the world with strength and eyes that saw more than the habitual institutionalised ways of seeing that consume us. Gutted I only started to take her work into me last year, I was very drawn to her because she was so open about her love of God, something I've felt since I was a kid but didn't know how to put into words, and have pretty much left out of my conveyance of myself until that last two years. I only spent time listening to her renditions of hymns and old Irish classics. I'd never thought about her and her life before that. Now I'm working through her albums and feel so damn sad to not to have ever shown her my respects and love when she was here x

[@katherinelai1896]

She looks happy, sure of herself and at peace. I’m proud of her, she’s been through so much.

[@taraerskine3954]

Yes! Ikw she did with the popes picture and I am Roman Catholic & the Catholic church has broken & still does break many rules! & today 20yrs later it wouldn't have sparked so much controversy,as it did today!!! She wouldn't have had so many haters!!!!!

[@ajghamdi7188]

She is smart with strong personality

[@fatimabuenomoraes3102]

Muito polêmica muito talentosa muito emotiva /Diferente.luz própria.

[@jasmineibnahaten660]

❤

[@jasmineibnahaten660]

❤

[@georgeredbranch652]

I am so glad to hear Sinead has finally found peace, and calmness of soul. 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 "this girl is going to die if she didn't receive help" You have climbed mountains, and you have ended up on your feet. I love you sister.

[@khaledatef7911]

sure.l think this, too. I'm verry happy for her.

[@nikrhezley7907]

Touched by ur sharing bro... She like a phoenix, rise frm ashes... Adore her bravery n what matters now, she successfully redeemed herself n proud of her ❤️

[@yusoffmdsalleh]

May Allah bless her......I am glad that.she has found peace in Islam

[@mamilwazir7269]

@@nikrhezley7907 Ooo dah

[@yourremarkablyaveragepal781]

Damn, why are you making me cry

[@ibrahimshanono9207]

I'm amazed by the supportive comments coming from the Irish people. You people are wonderful.

[@mb-vf3qb]

Thank u.

[@milotorres6894]

Good to see her well I'm a year older than her and will always love her ❤️ here Las Vegas, NV,U.S.A.

[@aminrezqita6558]

@@milotorres6894 Alhamdulillah she found peace at last.

[@jimkhan5333]

I absolutely agree the Irish are amazing people

[@wanisyaz3550]

I m a Muslim and I love & respect Irish people

[@imhere8380]

Sinead was and is, a lighthouse that shone a light on the Catholic Church's dark hidden abuse and into the once repressed Irish psyche. She changed Ireland, she changed the Catholic Church. RIP🌟⭐🌟

[@clairewills7712]

Beautiful voice, beautiful soul. I love you Sinead, the world owes you a hug and an apology

[@eloiseaspinall9897]

I dont know wot made me click on this video,coz i only remember sinead O'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

[@tridentmissile1]

i still remember my late father sitting me down in front of the tv to watch nothing compares to you when it was realeased. look and listen to this angel sing he said... he was more proud of her as an irish woman singing so beautiful than i had ever seen before. years later i met sinead myself in a club and ended up talking to her for ages.... every time i see her i think of my dad... miss u dad.. xx x

[@ogrebattle22763]

I don't care what people say about her.... she looks happy & if she's made changes in her life to make herself happy than I'm all for it & I love her & support her 100%....

[@Noor.taylor]

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

[@jennross6466]

Sydney, absolutely, of course. :-)

[@Meeckle]

YUP

[@bugler75]

You can Sydney, I did. Have faith in yourself. No matter how deep the hole is there is an exit and you can climb out. I had terrible depression and lack of self worth and guilt through things that I did in my life, I was a soldier all my life. But I got there, took nearly five years and I’ll be honest, it was genuine prayers for help at the end that changed me when I could have ended it all. I had challenged God many times but when I surrendered to him I really felt an instant change. Not preaching my friend , I just want to try to help you. Take care, be strong and try prayer. But the best bit is being better and looking back and realizing that you won and how strong you are.

[@Noor.taylor]

@@husseinmahmoud2481 so I didn't realize anyone had replied to my comment and funnily enough, I've actually started to go back through and read my Quran again! So a very late thank you

[@Noor.taylor]

@@bugler75 I'm glad you're doing alright again! I've found it in me to start therapy this week and I'm really looking forward to coming back out on the other side again. I've not been religious for a while but I grew up in a half Catholic/half Muslim family and have recently actually began looking back into becoming a part of something again.

[@Babzy2111]

Couple of years ago i was in Ireland and i found Irish people are one of the most friendliest people in the world. A proud British Asian🇬🇧🇵🇰

[@Phoenix67614]

She is such a beautiful woman with a big heart. I am glad she has found her inner peace. It seems that Islam has not made here into a different person, but saved her and made her into a happier and more secure person. I wish her all the best.

[@GetOnTheFloor82]

Absolutely brilliant stuff. I'm happy for her. I used to work in a well known Irish DIY chain about 15 years ago, and I met her and served her. She was so nice and polite and had a lovely smile and manner. That stuck with me. She's a loved Irish icon. Love this interview. Amazing.

[@desiprince786]

My Mother is a Scotish Canadian revert and i see my mother in her. So much appreciation, love and trustbin God. Its contagious. ❤

[@KurtBP75]

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

[@laurenherold8783]

Yep. She nailed it alright.

[@myg6204]

You’re absolutely right

[@tamtamj8787]

I have struggled with depression and anxiety, horrible social anxiety and just want to be alone away from people for so many years and i refuse to be medicated because i have had horrible side effects with numerous drugs. I feel that if i let my spirit be at peace with all things and know i have God always to save me the fears go away. I can relate to her saying she no longer feels lonesome. I feel as i have aged i feel less lonely because i have a higher power always with me and i know i am never alone.

[@blondejames1495]

RIP …. You are out of your pain & are with your son . Thank You for your beautiful music ! Beautiful soul !

[@jimneysweep9810]

She is so human. All our weaknesses and strengths and she hides neither . I love her

[@milymeroger]

She is so so Humble and trustful to her believes, valiant and still fragile. She is so down to earth and funny! Lot of love ❤ RIP Sinead❤

[@katec8796]

The genuine concern and admiration Tommy shows her is wonderful. One of my favorite interviews of her where there's just total respect and great conversation. The part where she says she's having writers block at the moment and even though she's scared she'll get through it really snuck up on me emotionally. The absolute bullshit she's had to endure for the last 25-30 years and yet she's still so damn resilient and impressive. Fantastic interview :)

[@deborahcraven6435]

Tommy Tiernan is thoughtful host very empathetic and honest , I really enjoy his show .

[@Plant_Parenthood]

Yeah, I had only seen his standup before this so I didn't know what to expect but he is a great interviewer!

[@charles.e.g.]

I love this woman so much, and I’m already missing her terribly. She had so many qualities that I admired and respected, and I revered these qualities all the more so because I felt that I didn’t possess them myself. So when she spoke out on so many difficult topics, such as mental illness, religious hypocrisy, moral bankruptcy, toxic fame, racism, misogyny, homophobia, inequality, and so many other issues, I always felt this profound connection with her, because she was saying all of the things that I simply did not feel safe expressing, given the environment that I was being raised in. Thank you Sinead for your tremendous courage, your truthfulness, your artistry and your wise and wonderful old soul. You made an enormous difference during your time here, and this world is a better place for having had you in it. God bless you Sinead, and I hope that you are now in a place of transcendent beauty, complete safety, eternal peace and boundless love and joy. You deserve all of these things, and so much more. 🙏❤️🙏

[@maryrutkowski7195]

The girl is gone... she is a woman... who has been in the darkest places of the soul and has emerged from the ashes of her early life. Sinead let's be gentle to ourselves.. be kind to ourselves first... as women, as females this is so hard. You have a gift from God... thank you for sharing your magnificent soul with us through your voice, songs and honesty.

[@maryrutkowski7195]

Wow...her honesty about suicidal ideation is amazing!

[@deborahfrancey9797]

So misdiagnised as her son, bipolars, and his tragic suicide. She was aware of her mental health, suffering, pain...but she did reach out. Maybe not to the right doctors, meds...she just handled her suffering by herself. As she said an agrophopic... It makes me so sad, her son and her awful pain. Just know Sinead, you made so many if us, live and love. Thank you.😢😢

[@doubled3962]

Gosh .. this interview was right before Covid lock down… 😢 So happy she was open about her conditions , it helped me deal with mine 💕

[@amandarubin3212]

This is probably my favorite interview she gave. So open, honest, vulnerable, strong. May her soul rest in peace. She will always be missed.

[@graceomalley4]

Beautiful interview. Well done Tommy for really listening and bringing such a beautiful smile to her face. Great questions.

[@steelethescene]

When i was in Facebook & she was Magda Davitt, i friend requested her & she accepted :) Would have liked to have known her IRL but could i ever have kept up with her? She was so smart and so brave and so gifted. RIP Sinead.

[@KoalaBeer.]

Why the name Magda .? Did she post much

[@jasularaez]

@@KoalaBeer.She said on Facebook that she wanted to be free of the name Sinéad which she found was a "slave name" and said her name at the time as Magda Davitt was "beautiful " and she is happier with a name that suits her much better. The year after that, Davitt changed her name to Shuhada' Sadaqat . Shuhada is a name in Arabic that means martyr and Sadaqat means truth. Martyr of truth❤ At this point I believe Shuhada responded to both Shuhada and Sinéad. The second name change reflected her Muslim faith.❤

[@Mintychops]

Sinead has saved me many times over the course of my life, and she doesn’t even know it. deep respect and gratitude to her, thanks be to God

[@NB-se8ge]

May she always do that. She wants it that way❤

[@Mandola-Jane]

My heart goes out to you - you must be gutted at the news of her passing! I hope you are still around, even though she isn’t. My heart and tears go out to all of us who iss her more than we ever expected. 😔

[@siaitsme6800]

🙏⚘💜⚘🙏

[@narkitaseven8792]

Alhamdulillah

[@libransnot]

To be fair I feel she has healed many of us over the years and she may never know. Although many years ago I did send her some of my thoughts of gratitude. I never knew whether she received it but my intention was from the 💖

[@juliehubbard9752]

I’ve always liked Sinead right from the very early days. Looking back on her life and various opinions she had spoken about, make so much sense. Her oppositions to some of life’s situations and trends were spoken with great insight for a young woman. She was always 100% authentic, was never pigeonholed and spoke from the heart. Now that this lovely woman has just passed, I read the news with a heavy heart. I’ve just watched a documentary this evening on Skyarts, which is a collection of her life, career and outspoken views and I realise what an immense loss for those people who were closest to her must now be feeling. What a truly lovely person, may her dear soul rest in peace.

[@katherinebrown5720]

Truth.

[@masrinasaad4700]

Oh Sinead I love you since I was 15 or 16 yo .. your iconic song.. 'Nothing compares to you' .. now I m at 40s.. you are still pretty as ever! May Allah bless you and protect you!

[@BoSSLeVeLs]

masrina saad written by prince Her performance of it with that video Is burned into history Epic stuff indeed

[@masrinasaad4700]

@@BoSSLeVeLs yes epic! I grew up with her song.. Roxette.. Vanilla Ice.. Soul II Soul.. those days.. sooo epic!

[@mersihahadzic2365]

Amin

[@masrinasaad4700]

@@mersihahadzic2365 ameen..

[@aassulaeman566]

Aamiin!!

[@KateBates22zabu]

Watching July 27, 2023 after the sad news of Sinèad's passing. This is how I'll remember her, happy, witty and full of agapè love. RIP our dear sister.

[@impoppypanda]

I admire Sinead O’Connor/Shuhada Sadaqut immensely. Most ppl who experience great suffering don’t “act” out without reason...& after so many ridiculed, judged, criticized, condemned her she had justification. Even as I watched & followed her plight I knew she had reasons. I always thought when she came out with “Nothing Compares...” she was so beautiful & with this amazing voice. She’s experienced so much & I’m glad she’s in such a far better place now. She has so much to give the world by way of letting those who suffer know they are not alone.

[@harunzaid]

She is a chosen in billion people..Al Fatihah..Rest peace in Peace amiin

[@mozzerianmisanthrope406]

RIP Sinead. A beautiful, vulnerable soul and a truth-teller of which we desperately need more. "It is no measure of health or sanity to be well-adjusted to a profoundly sick society". ❤️

[@farhanyousaf5616]

Irish people are the best! Truly inspiring how much empathy, talent, and kindness they have to share.

[@jonnyonedart]

Beautiful interview. So honest. RIP Sinead. Unbelievable talent. Sorely missed.

[@supportbd7142]

May God bless her and keep on straight path... i had that illness about 8 years ago, it feels like u will die but only mentally, but submission to God(islam) gave me inner peace.

[@davidhdolan]

Wow. What an honest and bare all interview. A powerful Irish woman.

[@jeanniecampbell1374]

Very Deep and intelligent woman who dares to always thinks outside the box ..a true Artist .

[@ShakirahIbaad]

Just watched this after Sister Sinead’s recent passing. May she rest in peace with her son and may Allah(swt) have mercy on their souls. I hope we get to meet one day in the heavenly abode basking in the love, mercy and generosity of our Creator. To all those reading my comment please recite Surah Fatiha(the opening chapter of the Quran) as a gift for Sister Sinead. She is a special human who touched the lives of so many. I pray her family and friends are all able to adjust to this great loss. My condolences to them, and to the people of Ireland whom loved her as a national treasure. Peace be upon you Sister Sinead 🤲

[@fadis903]

Allahuma Amin, may Allah grant her the highest place in Paradise

[@NoorHaseeb-th5wt]

I love her smile.. Alhmdullillah before she die she is a Muslim. May Allah grant her in paradise. Ameeennn

[@Khwaab]

I cannot believe the positivity and support in the comment section, wow! You Irish people never disappoint mash´Allah, may God inspire you all and keep you safe. I´m so in love with Irish people as every one I have met have been the most non-conventional and path-breaking white people ever. I do not mean to offend anyone, really sorry...I was just born among and grew up among white people and have always experienced most of them a certain way in which they seem concerned about staying quiet about things and mostly only caring for their own issues. Irish people seem to have this emotional availability, vulnerability which makes you feel like they understand the human experience, they seem to speak their mind and are often the first ones to call out any B.S that ANY people are put through and they TALK to you as if you were a fellow human-being and not an "alien". I´m not used to that, sorry if that offends anyone. I was expecting the comments to be FULL of Islamophobia and hate like "You can´t be Irish, you´re a traitor!", but so glad to be proven wrong. You people are so amazing, so fantastic! I also quite love Catholic people. So many of the most spiritually awake and God-loving people I´ve met are Catholics. Much love and respect from a Muslim.

[@gghstlr]

I hundred percent agree I’ve only ever connected deeply with Irish people. I spent a year living there and doing a documentary about Irish people there and the Muslims there and I was so proud when she became a Muslim and not at all surprised.

[@danielmendizabal13]

I’m just learning more and more about her as a person and as an artist, and it makes me cry to think of how much hurt she suffered through the years and how at peace she is with her life and herself. I know she’s been through tough times lately with her youngest son, but i just hope she’s better and doing well and i hope one day i can tell her how grateful i am and a lot of people are for what she’s done. Thank you Sinéad for your courage and braveness for those of us who are still looking for it

[@gaiamethodearthways]

'It's not faith; it's knowledge'. Absolutely right! I love Sinead. She has been through the mill and is not afraid to say it. Good for her.

[@Paul_John_Paul]

Such a gentle, genuine and candid soul with a wicked sense of humour. I wish her nothing but peace, happiness and contentedness! We need people like Sinead/Shuhada/Shuhada/Sinead in this world.

[@cathalmacsiurdain7762]

The only Irish person that I ever stood up for abroad. I saw/heard her live on British TV in 1989 in London and I fell in love with her music at once. I hope she goes on now and produces lots more music that enriches people's lives. Rock on Sinead. You're a beautiful person. God bless.

[@GuyFarrugia]

A natural, sincere talented, honest woman. One if a kind. Called a spade a spade. She sorely missed her son at his passing. Now she truly will be sorely missed. Overtalented but underated. She deserved her own tv show, she would have been amazing.

[@tomgreaney1]

Oh Sinéad, my heart absolutely breaks for you… Rest in Peace

[@xauusdbillion]

It's been a year, it's 26 July 2024, Sinnead was amazing, I came across her top song, nothing Compares 2 u in 2020 and I loved it. It raised a part of me, emotional part which really helped me through toughest of times. Rest in peace Connor

[@DelusionalInsanity]

I'm so glad to see her smiling and joking and speaking up about things.

[@hexyko4850]

Nice to see her smile. I've been struggling with loneliness, depression (including suicidal ideation), anxiety, OCD and other conditions since childhood and I ended up developing more problems over the years. Nobody deserves to suffer. I'm glad she's found peace now. The video she made was heartbreaking. I used to have agoraphobia, my mum used to tell me loads of things about the outside world that weren't true. I know how it is to deal with false friends too. I relate to her a lot. She is honest too which is something that is rare nowadays.

[@MimiYouyu]

Well done, keep your eye on the horizon. Great things are ahead for you, all is well.

[@Macy-hg2or]

@hexyko4850 Going through the same thing. It’s very painful and lonely. Nothing to be ashamed of. We didn’t sign up for this. ❤

[@KimSenior]

Well at least she’s at peace now heart❤

[@ShakirahIbaad]

I know this is an old comment, but I just wanted to say that I hope you are doing well and managing your health conditions well right now 🤲 ❤

[@drums3269]

Rest in peace, rebel. You were indeed the hero all along.

[@rachelabee128]

Amen

[@mstyles2667]

Finding Islam seemed to have saved her life. Beautiful.

[@myg6204]

Is her blessings

[@AzamAzam-hh8iu]

I m a muslim throughout my life and always intrigued by stories of reverts. Alhamdulliah you are a Muslim now. And that is special and you know it.

[@summera4019]

Azam Azam Islam saved me❤️ I love all the abrahamic faiths and in Islam and only in Islam can I have love and respect for them both and keep them both w me because we believe Christianity and Judaism were both religions of Allah and holy books of Allah(swt)❤️ Islam is the seal of all of them. The real truth. It makes sense and it’s the end of the story. Islam is peace alhamdulilah❤️ it is beautiful mash’allah. Love and peace❤️ to my brothers and sisters of all faiths!! got so much love for humanity❤️

[@summera4019]

Azam Azam I’m Venezuelan alhamdulilah and our Muslim community here is expanding by the minute alhamdulilah. 200+ , we don’t have enough resources here, the Quran is hard to find here. There’s a shortage of mosques. But we’re pushing through thank god. We’ve had 4 reverts come to Islam just this past week alhamdulilah!!

[@jaafari]

@@summera4019 Mashalah sister. May god help us all finding the path of the righteous. What part of Venezuela are you from? It would be a privilege if we can help.

[@zenaidajamar3707]

I'm really proud of her ..Allah bless her and Give her more happiness and peaceful life..

[@FreedomofSpeech865]

She looks so healthy and at peace with herself. She is an icon and her music was a big part of my youth. An icon.

[@34rdiaz]

So glad she found peace....is it me or No matter how much older this woman gets her personality and her wisdom makes her even more attractive always thought she was a gorgeous woman..beautiful voice...and always loved her smile i had a mad crush on her in the 80's...i wish her the best....god bless her..🙏😊

[@dolceanstar]

Overwhelmed with feelings of love for Sinead whenever I see and hear her. In a world full of 'super' stars, she is a comet

[@babylonian.captivity]

Me too. She brings me to tears every time.

[@corinnar.6055]

I love your comment. Thank you! ❤

[@dominicdoyle2895]

Why are people giving a thumbs down for this!?!? I’m glad she’s ok.

[@hamsatd]

Probably jealously.

[@qadriandre]

KZbin algorithme brother.. always had button down.. but we always enjoy the real video

[@bradshrinkelstein904]

Sinead is such an amazing person. No celebrity shenanigans. Just down to earth and real

[@russbyrne1253]

God bless you Sinead, Rest in Peace love

[@dawnsmith2509]

There was so much media rubbish written about her being crazy when she was just pushing herself to understand the meaning of our condition of being alive and human consciousness. As well as depression and ill health. I just wish she could have been easier on herself. 💜🖤🧡❤️💚Thank you Sinead, for your honesty, courage and beautiful music. 🎶

[@kikidee3204]

I didn't know she had a hysterectomy that would of flung her into the onslaught of menopause no wonder she lost it poor love hormones are enough to drive anyone mental so glad this lady with the world's most beautiful voice used it for good and actually said something worth hearing love her for all eternity cannot thank her enough for all she has hilighted thankyou Sinead

[@jamesokeeffe3216]

Irish people have so much to offer the world ☘️

[@kevcatnip7589]

its like they are cursed,,,, seem to have rotten lives

[@aliecarey]

Agreed!

[@bilalhijjawi8860]

...and they do. Ireland scores fifth in the world for giving among 146 countries.

[@emmetnolan7081]

We are finding ourselves, after all the bullshit and fear the church instilled in us for centuries,is now lifting .......we Irish have a way about us the world loves and we love the world........and fuck the begrudgers !!

[@sillybecky78]

She was ahead of her time !!! I’m glad she’s happy and back!! One of my fav artist ever .....

[@BBnRG]

So beautiful inside and out:)

[@BBnRG]

Such a beautiful soul ,so honest and so talented :)

[@paulwatts6455]

what a brave women when she spoke out againist the pope about child abuse in the church every one was againist her cost her a fortune but she still carryed on

[@mydancinglife730]

Great to see that this beautiful sister has worked her way through some very difficult times and come out the other side stronger than ever, maintaining her humility and sense of humor. I hope that some future interviewer will really explore the creative process with her. It's really unfortunate that the allopathic medical establishment messed with her as much as they did, but there's a reason she's still here and shining. LOVE is the only way forward.

[@roberto28briggs]

Fantastic interview. I loved Sinead Love ballad in 1990’s. Now listening to some other songs, what a voice, a talent. I am glad that Sinead has found peace within herself.

[@lamusica1592]

So true what she says about suicidal not necessarily being mentally ill. I had 2 undiagnosed physical health conditions that impacted my life, my outlook, my energy levels and once that was fixed I felt much better, it took a few years. Apart from being a vocal genius, Sinead sharing her journey with us has given us all so much to think about and to learn from. Still shining from the other side xxx

[@xntricity6446]

Glad to hear your life has greatly improved

[@lamusica1592]

@@xntricity6446 thanks, like Sinead I had/ have Cptsd and that takes years to heal but its possible.

[@joollywoolly6864]

You are much loved, Sinead💕🌊 Thanks a million for all the dancing. Love you💕🌊

[@Meeckle]

❤❤❤ There needs to be so much more like this, more coverage of the struggles people are silently dealing with every day. She is a very brave woman. I have a whole lot of respect for her.

[@kobigerassi5501]

I wish people could give her the biggest hug and comfort when she was alive, it's braking my heart how much this woman suffered and how much people judged her and not listen to the human condition we all go through, she's so honest and we were blessed to have her in our life as the bravest strongest female artist i ever got a chance to listen to, her bewitching music, her intelligent and heartfelt lyrics and her interviews, full of grace truth and honesty. thank you so much, dear Sinead. may you rest in peace, finally.

[@emmcatherine1460]

Stay strong Sinead as you are now, I am very proud of you .Love and Light along your path.

[@norzilahaziz6695]

No one anticipate this legendary singer becoming a muslim. May Allah guide her n everyone of us..muslim or non muslim..

[@matawhite2287]

I love his description of her as “a star, something that’s shining in the sky” amazing, nice job Tommy and RIL Sinead O’Connor 🥰

[@cyberlioness]

I loved her. Honest, powerful, direct, brilliant, talented and insightful beyond measure. The world didn't deserve her.

[@byrnez2755]

Terrific interview. Wish it was longer. Makes me happy to see such a bright smile on her face and a lightness/contentment in her voice.

[@noirblanc1196]

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

[@magbulebrajshori1560]

Elhamdulilah buut no more sing songs just songs for Allah prophet Muhammed .

[@blessedbeford6130]

Magbule Brajshori yes, yes, yes more sing songs. Sinead has a God given talent for music and singing. God gives us gifts to to used and expressed not to be oppressed. Oppression is not from God and us very harmful.

[@rubenvarelahernandez1850]

I'm very glad to see you smile again Sinéad O'Connor. God bless you!

[@vanderheijdenblanche7211]

such a beautiful, intimate, respectful interview! wow thank you ! Thank you Tommy Tiernan for having this interview with Sínead!! so heartwarming 😍

[@jennydouglas6610]

Devastated that you’re gone Sinead. Loved both you and your music. Rest in peace ❤

[@dustbowlhammer7119]

I remember the first time I heard Sinead, "Troy" I was mesmerized by her music, and she is still a profoundly fascinating woman, so awesome to see her again!

[@theresaturner630]

I admire Sinead so much she is so real so unique genius So sad yesterday about Sineads passing she was 4 days older than me in life so it hits hard She was refreshingly wonderful and a unique individual . Going to miss you

[@siaitsme6800]

🙏⚘💜⚘🙏

[@rodneyhankins6417]

I love Miss O' Connor. She always told what she was saying. I will miss her singing she was one of a kind. So sad she lost her son. Sinead O' Connor will be miss. RIP.

[@drdax821]

Sinead-As a fan for over 30 years, I’m SO happy to see that you are doing well. Your music has been such a large part of my life and seeing you happy brings me peace. Thanks be to God. Much love.

[@susanbourke402]

This is the best show .she was so nice and lovely 2 tommy.i am so sad rip .💔

[@ebonybaldwin2434]

I'm am so happy she is back. I love her music .

[@denizorsel1029]

Some people find peace in Islam, some others in Christianity or Budhism. As long as one is at peace within it is the correct decision. Peace everyone!

[@johnobrien1206]

i feel the same way ,love you

[@jorgecastano3735]

Totally agree, I found myself at peace being an atheist. Discussions about other people's beliefs are childish.

[@musicbeyondwithboushra]

@@jorgecastano3735 beliefs cannot be discussed. They can only be respected as long as the person doesn't hurt anyone with their belief. Even though I don't believe In any religion, I'm happy to see people like Sinead finding peace. That's what matters in the end of the day

[@seeeliwww]

she looks so fresh and charming , im sure right now shes happy and living a good life and im extremely happy for her .

[@davidbosquette6604]

Such a brave talented lady that is an example of how we can all fall and get back up. I love her like a sister and I have such strange desire to protect her like one of my own. 🇮🇪👌☘️💚

[@maroschiaffoni6662]

Awww so sweet!🤗

[@babylonian.captivity]

She's fucking fearless, is what she is. And yes, I have that exact same protective urge (not that she needs it).

[@qadriandre]

Agree brother. Islam didnt change her, but made her as pure human. A beuatifull woman.. hope Allah swt always kee us in the right place.. ameen!

[@jenniferlawlor4047]

So well done Sinead never be lonely again we love you 😍 such a talented woman that has been through so much heartache and has come back stronger then ever xx

[@WolfeTone66]

Sinead has always been a free spirited person, searching for her identity & having many throughout her life. She’s always been beautiful & articulate. I hope she’s found true peace within herself now.💚

[@carmelmcdonogh6496]

Beautiful interview, heartfelt, sincere and incredibly humbling. Congrats Sinead and Tommy.🌹

[@racif]

I just absolutely adore her. She's just so pure and real.

[@8877robert]

I'm very glad to see her well. Great person who shares a lot of herself. May the road rise to meet you.

[@mtcs6701]

I really am shocked to see her that happy and confident and relieved. Any time I saw her in an interview she had a really insecure and unstable posture and facial expressions, she looked very scared and concerned most of the time. She’s changed completely, her entire presence looks more mature and just relaxed as if she’s finally arrived and found her peace.

[@moonlight-ct1pb]

She is blessed and finds peace and tranquillity by embracing Islam

[@aimformyheadplease]

Agoraphobia is actually a fear of having an anxiety attack in public, not a fear of crowds or open spaces per se, but it sure does make one isolate like. I know personally, a lot of what she said sure resonated. Glad she seems to be dealing with the symptoms of her illness well, she seems to have an honest and open heart and a certain unique genuineness.

[@lauriejanes6511]

the blue penguin I believe the literal translation of agoraphobia is fear of open spaces, probably from the Latin. But you’re right - it manifests as panic attacks and anxiety the farther you get from your home, your safe space. I suffer from it and stayed in my bed for 9 years, but I’m getting better now. Unfortunately, my husband has developed Lewy Body Dementia so we cannot leave the house together because he would run away. 😪

[@nicolahacking2623]

@@lauriejanes6511 Best of love and strength to you Laurie.

[@zainhussain8483]

Sinead is a queen. She literally took over music in the 90s