Sinead O'Connor (25) in honest and frank interview with Marian Finucane (rare)

Rare interview by Sinead O'Connor with Marian Finucane in 1992. Sensitive personal topics discussed with brave honesty

[@marilynrose4941]

She’s intelligent, introspective, not to mention beautiful and I don’t think there’s another artist that even comes close to her. We have lost a true gem, rest in peace Sinéad 💕🙏🥹

[@Radiancegrace]

I agree -or at least visible to the physical eye- I sense there are mighty companions still that walk amongst us yet not on this platform or in this way.. She checked every box and was a genius/true intelligence and beauty in my eyes -truly gifted and transparent -a hole in the soul now she is no longer with us in form 🙏🏻

[@themaggattack]

Sinéad, truly, Nothing Compares To You ❤

[@timjohnson7919]

I couldn't agree more. Absolutely one of a kind.

[@djninive]

Excelente entrevista ❤

[@LippiSynxx]

Was ........

[@peeveandtoonces]

I guess I'm not the only one poring over every Sinead video ever made. (Hi, everybody.)

[@ken61]

Yep, still here a couple of months on

[@svetlanasmirnova5144]

Yes)

[@user-yo5vy7wb5p]

Yes that's true we are millions!❤

[@godbyone]

The video is making her eyes look freaky

[@catherinelanciault8446]

We all overlooked her . We didn't listen . She had so much to say. In hindsight, I would have crossed the ocean and sought her out. If no one else is saying it, we are so sorry Sinead.

[@sabtaingopinath9652]

Lady had more balls than most.

[@Lemoncare]

Big balls. It makes a person weary.

[@StarrlaRo]

No balls, pure intellegence, courageus and talented. Having balls would have hindered her strength.😢

[@clareneale99]

Literally lol

[@christinascibetta1043]

She has bigger ovaries than most...❤

[@xgreenxcloverx]

Balls aren't even tough though. Just a little bump and a dude will be HURT. Vaginas, on the other hand, can take a beating. 🤷‍♂️

[@nilimendelsohn]

Refreshing to hear such straightforward, unapologetic, highly intelligent and well-informed opinions articulated by a deep, sensitive soul. R.I.P Sinead O'Connor.

[@minounah]

WOW. She knew everything--at 25!? I just want her to keep talking!

[@81mandragora]

Most certainly wise beyond her years. I really looked up to her in my 20’s (and she’s only a couple years older than me)

[@angelc813]

@@81mandragorasame..💔

[@theoriginalskinsey]

Seriously!! I didn't know anything at 25 lol Sinead was brilliant

[@jojandy1963]

I could listen to her for days. Such an intellect!

[@sexobscura]

- even how to rock a wig with cool

[@eleanorryan2750]

May both Marion and Sinead Rest In peace. They were beautiful here. I remember hearing this interview on the radio, all them years ago. Regards from Ireland 🇮🇪 💚

[@clairetierney7716]

Was there a huge reaction to this interview, do you remember? hIt was over 25 years ago. I'd left Ireland when Sinéad started to hit the airwaves so I missed out on much of what she was saying. Could have learned so much.

[@eleanorryan2750]

@clairetierney7716 I am the same age as Sinead and month.... I think a lot of us would have been shocked to here her talking so freely about having abortions. I always loved her music. I must have every cd she ever did. I'm hoping to get her book " Remembering" soon. She seems to have had a very difficult upbringing and had many traumas because of it. Also her beautiful son dying was all too much. May they both Rest In Peace. Regards from Ireland 🇮🇪 💚

[@RosePetal17]

Oh my goodness. She is brilliant. I wish Sinéad had been listened to more “ consciously.” I think there was too much focus made of her mental health issues, and not of her brilliant contribution, intelligence and creativity 🎼🎶🎶💖

[@dragonlady2264]

"Mental health issues" are ... IMO... for the most part a natural and even HEALTHY response to the utterly INSANE societal standards of "normalcy" we have been existing with for God knows how long. "In their own words they will be exposed..." ~ Sinéad O'Connor *** "It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society." ~ Krishnamurti

[@dragonlady2264]

Hey, Rose Petal... it's me, Nicoletta. I didn't even realize who I was replying to, until after I hit send. ❤

[@RosePetal17]

@@dragonlady2264 oh wow! Hi Nicoletta!!💖

[@hellyan35867]

It is amazing to hear this interview. People did not usually talk this plainly back then in the media. These two women, having tea, being fiercely honest- it’s so lovely.

[@riiidiculoso8697]

I disagree - the further back you go, the more plainly people spoke; it’s now that honesty in the media is rare.

[@hellyan35867]

@@riiidiculoso8697 people were less polished back then. But they didn’t talk about mental health or abortion in the media like this. If they did it was either sensationalized or censored. I was alive then- most tv was very proper. I will say I’m from the US, perhaps in Europe it was different.

[@PatriciaHartner]

When she spoke about a pregnant girl - Ann Rose Lovett was a 15-year-old schoolgirl from County Longford, Ireland who died giving birth beside a grotto in 1984. Her baby son died at the same time and the story of her death played a huge part in a seminal national debate on women giving birth outside marriage.

[@Londubh1]

I often go to that grotto in Granard where Anne Lovett died.

[@elizabethwallace7495]

So many girls gave birth and killed their babies in the early years of the 20th C. such was the shame imposed upon them in "Holy Catholic Ireland."@@Londubh1

[@gunit2122]

I'm so glad S mentioned Ann Lovett ..r.i.p ❤

[@frozenwarning]

She was so young and full of life. She had no way of knowing what was coming. Life wore her down. She never lost her sense of humor tho and her deep insights. Rest in Power, Sinéad. My goodness you will be so very missed.

[@samacittalife2220]

She was an old soul, she spoke and lived in her Truth and stood in her power and authenticity. She was a priestess in her own right and in the true sense of the word. The tragedy is that our society, and the world at large don't support authenticity, integrity or honesty at this level. RIP beautiful Sinead, I see you. I hear you. I feel you. I identify... Om Namah Sivaya... Thank you for sharing this interview...

[@DZtoUSA]

True ❤

[@baronsaturday9560]

But still we're free to be honest and authentic, we all got a free will. Don't mind society..

[@andysandel9325]

Totally True

[@WalkerHoundGal]

This sweet precious girl needed trauma recovery and the system failed her. I don’t see mental illness, I see a highly traumatized individual who was trapped in her trauma responses. What a bight, beautiful, creative free spirit. I am honored to sing her masterpieces of glorious music. Thank you, Sinead. You are forever in my heart. ❤

[@soleknight3212]

She looks spectacular. One of the most beautiful women of all time

[@gaolbyrd]

Bright ,frank, young, articulate, honest. Love and abundance of talent and principal. So very tragic for her to lose then lose again after having the world eating from the palm of her hand. The empowerment of women is vital and i hope her legacy has some impact on that in the future. Rest in peace Sinead x I'm gonna honour her through song and attitude going forward. i am simply inspired. I'm ashamed to say it took her tragic passing for me to really dig deep into her career. Without aggression her view on feminism is amazing, love is the way and the matriarchy ways in society should hopefully rise again not just because of this bright star but from the generation we are now nurturing. I am the proud father of a 12 yr old girl. I was abused. I have broken that chain with love ,listening, presence and encouragement. Thank you Sinead O Connor! Gbx

[@rosiebond]

That’s a beautifully written message… thanks for your perspective

[@laurakazimir1712]

It says so much about you that you have been able to break that chain of abuse. Your daughter is very lucky to have you. Thank you for writing what you wrote here.

[@energybengt]

You are beauty

[@andysandel9325]

Remarkably Interesting To Share With Us

[@HoiPolloi23]

sorry but it wasn't specifically about the empowerment of women, feminism or the matriarchy. any attempt to portray it as such is an attempt to hijack and misdirect her legacy. by buying into those paradigms, people are succumbing to the deliberate divide & conquer strategies of the controllers who created the false construct of men vs women in order to destroy the family unit - only to be replaced by the new god, allegiance to the state, so called science and atheism. this is human engineering. patriarchy or matriarchy, there is not one without the other. balance is the key. sinead was fighting for all of humanity, men and women alike.

[@lorrainew7529]

Such an emotionally intelligent woman. So sensible and insightful. Way ahead of her time. I wish she would've been heard while still with us and treated with the respect she deserved. Thank you, Sinead 🙏 💚

[@margaretforde3068]

Thank you for expressing my thoughts watching this interview!! Way ahead of her time R.I.P. Sinead

[@andysandel9325]

I Enormously Totally Agree With You Entirely

[@geniemarie7977]

❤ adore this awesome woman

[@robertst-louis7164]

It's nice to see such interesting historical media coming out about Sinéad - interviews, concert footage, etc. I always admired Sinéad from afar, the courage of her convictions, etc. I was very saddened by her death, and by the realization that I had unintentionally stopped paying attention to her life and career over the last couple of decades. I am now pleasantly discovering some of her later music (traditional Irish songs in particular), and am enthralled by her intelligence and originality of thought and wit, displayed in so many interviews, such as this one. I look forward to reading her autobiography soon. As a man, I can't fully appreciate all she did for women's issues (in Ireland and beyond), but deeply respect her and feel her presence in this world is and will be missed in many ways. RIP Sinéad.

[@themaggattack]

I share your sentiment about Sinéad. (As a woman, I thank you for your empathy and advocacy towards women.) She narrated the audiobook of her Autobiography (Rememberings) herself. IMO, listening to her read it is a million times better than just reading it yourself, because her voice adds so much life and nuance to it. It's moving and tragic, yet really funny in parts, even so. She was so poetic, earnest, humble and philosophical. She had synesthesia and a 6th sense. The section called "The Piano" is eerie and so cool. She really knew how to tell a story! A heartwarming, heartbreaking, funny, melencholy, abused, musical, mystical, eerie, prophetic, justice-seeking, rebel, ghost, war story. (SO Irish!) She was amazingly beautiful altogether. May she finally RIP 💔

[@dragonlady2264]

Beautifully said. Thank you, sir 🙏🏼

[@StarrlaRo]

​@@themaggattackjust finished listening to her book...it was great

[@YoullClapWhenImGone]

​@@themaggattackJust got the audiobook, I'd definitely agree that it's better hearing her read it herself and would recommend it to anyone, I listened to the whole thing in one night, it's sad we won't get another one, it sounded from the audiobook that she wanted to write more.

[@YoullClapWhenImGone]

@@afoltz1982 Yeah it really makes a difference to hear the person in their own voice especially when it's an autobiography or something like it. It's just extra sad now that this will be the only book, I got the feeling she wasn't done telling her story.

[@janloftin3446]

She was an amazing woman, and it breaks my heart to know the pain that she’s been in. I hope she’s at peace now.

[@krishnamayimarianni8026]

Sinead was amazingly self aware ! Yet her view on abortion I cannot support as I believe in the rights of the unborn child. She has an excessively negative view probably because .of her own childhood trauma.

[@JesusismyRock773]

If she is in hell, she will never have peace for the rest of eternity. And I am not Catholic.

[@jeancarpenter5283]

Beautiful

[@susanray7181]

Sinead had 4 children out of wedlock, probably a couple of them were accidental pregnancies. She didn’t choose abortion for herself, but she did support a woman’s right to choose. As a mother herself, Sinead understood that childbirth is inherently dangerous for women, physically, emotionally, psychologically, socially, financially, etc. She believed, like MOST people, that women should have the right to choose their own destiny, and that men, religions, or governments have no right to force them to face death to have a child they don’t want.

[@stevnreed7763]

​@@JesusismyRock773 Sad but True

[@logananderson6430]

Sinead is a pure, honest, intelligent, beautiful, and brave woman who likes to express the truth regardless of other people like it or not. She is a super talented singer as well. R.I.P. Sinead. The world will miss her.😢

[@goldendame138]

Beautiful woman of wisdom 😢

[@youweresolid7132]

Yes! She was an ocean of wisdom

[@carolynjackson9653]

Without doubt one in a billion.. So intelligent , so wise, so beautiful, so talented. despite such a hard childhood.. RIP Love, you have earned it..

[@teatimetours2551]

Amazing, the (psychological) insight she had at 25!

[@DJ-bj8ku]

I’m in love with her intelligence and honesty and strength, and her voice-assertive but soothing. What a loss.

[@masudawan8357]

A Mohammad Ali of the world of singing - brave, wise, intelligent, honest, articulate. RIP Sinead.

[@lc6067]

So honest and open. Almost painfully so. Beautiful soul.

[@phoenixrising5088]

Sge was such a quietly spoken gentle Soul. Way beyond her year's. So sad she had to leave but she was too sensitive for this cruel World. Rip Sinead 🕊️💟💖💫🌠

[@bartolomediazsahagun472]

Wisdom an guts in spades!!! An extraordinary (and contradictory) human being. She'll be teaching the whole world for centuries. God bless you, rest in peace, Sinead.

[@14YellowRoses]

So brutally honest, a beautiful woman with a brilliant mind but a tortured soul. May she rest in peace. 💐

[@patriciakinney320]

You know , maybe she had a brilliant soul with a tortured mind.

[@AnnetteSparkle]

Or is it rather that she had a beautiful mind *and* a beautiful soul, and was tortured by other people, namely a controlling and oppressive society?

[@katinss9983]

she should have been given the support and therapy that she needed back then in her 20's before life became too challenging for her. She was so strong and beautifully composed in her 20's. It was a different era. You can see from her later years the toll of non conforming to the music industries pressures and the reaccuring PTSD symptoms had on her . All she needed was respect and proper care and therapy. She was just abandoned and expected to perform. Word of advise out there, do not leave it till your 30s, 40s or 50s to work through and heal childhood trauma. Start early in life and build up a wholesome foundation to go forward in life.

[@kathrynagoodwin24]

I'm a woman off 44 and live in Ireland, I have been refused counselling via GP referral as my case isn't serious against others (likely because Im PSTD And not secually abused) there are crisis levels of Services currently. Unless you are prepared to pay for your own whichbI have and flew out of this Island to have care on Mainland England. Unfortunately Ireland is still eons behind and recent experience of my GP's is that as an articulate, self sufficient, FT working family, mother of 1, they won't listen. You are literally fighting for things like an estrogen test or thyroid thyroxine level test, fighting is an understatement. Unfortunately Sinead didn't stand much of a chance.

[@user-sp2os7it1p]

Age has nothing to do with treating your abuse of the past. You have to be psychologically ready first and foremost. Some counsellors I have encountered I have had to protect them as they were unable or had never encountered the depths of abuse in our sessions. No good. Ireland is not ready even in 2023.

[@PortraitoftheArtistasanOldDog8]

@@kathrynagoodwin24 I really recommend Prof Sam Vaknin Ytube re ptsd (etc) amazing insights to be gained at home 4 free!... All the best 👍🏻😁🍀☮️

[@lynncrf]

​@@kathrynagoodwin24Google "low cost counselling and X town" to find out where you can get therapy from either students or pre accredited therapists. There are many fantastic therapists available this way.

[@yasworld3397]

I'm from India,i love her song's her honesty and guts to say the truth wow amezing lady (RIP)❤ it's hard to find true love😔

[@addictedtocraic]

I had high hopes of Sinead as a future President. Her spiritual search may have become a source of ridicule among many at various points but it spoke to a need to search and embrace. She had clear distinctions between the temporal and the divine. And she made great music. RiP Daughter of Ireland, you are missed.

[@mrtransmogrify]

"There was no way I was gonna be silent abt it like anyone else..." and she got the consequences for that... I wish I was half as daring as her...

[@vickyzhu2573]

Strong willed and clear headed at age 25! Sinead IS a human being ahead of her age and many others, I can listen to her taking over and over again!

[@zarinakhan2168]

She was always on a mission to search for the truth to the end . Rest in peace sweet beautiful soul.

[@lakid9749]

I love this mighty spirit she possesses. So willing to to pull the curtain. Such bravery Most people will never live by what is right. Maybe that is why she was given that beautiful gamine face. To soften the blow of the harsh reality she need to uncover and show the world - a brilliant beautiful force - lets NOT forget her She is like Joan Of Arc

[@lmc2375]

She was quite clear on many levels at a young age, despite all the abuse she went through. That doesn't often happen. The only things she didn't really see ahead of those involvements, were her own worth, her happiness, that her strength is only created in self love, not found in another (thanks only due to her abuse). She was PLENTY good enough. It's a crying shame that she left so soon. May she rest in peace. 🙏💫💖🌱🌎

[@leannecarberry1474]

This comment ❤

[@bw7917]

I don’t like commenting a lot and the only time I will comment is when I see talks that are so honest. This women was beautiful person and I pray to God Almighty to give her the peace she didn’t had in this world.

[@JesusismyRock773]

If she didn't believe in Jesus Christ and accept Him into her life, she will never have peace.

[@susanray7181]

@kathywade1781 Sinead believed in a personal savior. She was a better christian and muslim than most christians and muslims. You needn’t continuously comment about her eternal salvation.

[@user-tm8dy4ze5l]

I love how the interviewer is looking at her while she’s talking it’s like a mother is fascinated by her daughter so beautiful

[@spongebobsquaretits]

I've never known her speak so softly

[@derrickmurphy9859]

What honesty from Sinead and Marion was a true star too.may they both rest in peace

[@isobelabbott1522]

Her voice is so relaxing

[@llyradcynth691]

Oh my word she was beautiful. The world robbed her of that, and we are poorer for it! It seems like treasures like that are always taken too soon, as if we don't deserve them.

[@teamcrumb]

it's got nothing to do with us, and the world never robbed her of her beauty

[@ballymenatoybhoy]

watching this interview has made me love her even more - I did not think that was possible! 💚

[@jec0435]

Have you read her book yet? It shows another side of her as well and was fun to see her sense of humor. :)

[@chrissyc5731]

She’s such a beautiful soul, honest,I afraid to speak her truth. Just a sweet soul and gorgeous inside and out. R .I.P Sinead!❤

[@flovv4580]

I could listen to her for hours. She was a beautiful soul.

[@Alex-ct5qi]

Dang she’s gorgeous here wow what a rarity

[@user-zy3zd3sx2d]

She always felt ugly and shed nearly all signs of femininity and attractiveness.

[@louisetrott5532]

A fantastic interview. Sinead was way ahead of her time. Im a few years older than her, but I am my peers held similar views to hers, so I understand when she talks about some sections of society trying to impose their unrealistic views upon young women.

[@ZadenZane]

I love the way she says beautiful. If you're heard her book Rememberings, every time she says that word she drew it up and almost sang it, "beeeauuuuuuutiful"❣️

[@dtzjones2222]

Sinéad is so talented and intelligent beyond belief I'm going to miss her so much RIP girl fly high 😢💚🙏

[@anndurcan9540]

Great interview with Sinead...she had a intelligent mind of her own.Marion was a lovely lady. Rip to them both!

[@annebader1]

I love her honesty. She speaks truth.

[@graceomalley4]

I wish I heard this at the time it was broadcast. It could have educated me. I feel terrible that I missed so much good she did and said in her life. I hate how horribly wrong her life went. Was there any way we could have helped her? She was a big influence on irish life. Farewell dear Sinead.

[@snowrose8483]

This is powerful. Her life force and essence, so ahead of her time and full of wisdom, wit and strong will. She was deeply committed to her own personal integrity and it’s inspiring to watch. Thanks so much for uploading.

[@jehouse61]

No, she is of her time. We were like this in the 80s. It was an excellent generation.

[@mandyedwards-holisticlifec3050]

​@@jehouse61we were not like this in the 80s. No one talked about abuse at all back then. A lot of what she's talking about was never talked about. Abortion, sex etc was not even spoken about back then. She was ahead of her time

[@coffee6783]

I love that she just flopped that wig on her head without bothering to make it look like her natural hair. 🤣👍

[@fredbissnette3104]

She's too beautiful rip

[@lupodellasteppa7422]

Dear Sinead, I won’t ever forget your voice, your talent, your soul, your personality, your courage. Playfully, I used to call you “the woman with iron balls”. You were unique! You weren’t only “Nothing compares to you”, your artistic world is much wider and it will continue to be the soundtrack of my days. Thanks. I love you forever. Mario

[@SharonPoet]

Sinead bravely stood for truth and we can best honor her by standing up for her with the truth... The truth is that Sinead O'Connor's obvious suffering was not caused by "mental illness." It was caused by the people who intentionally hurt her and neglected her, not only in her childhood but also throughout her adult life, and it was caused by a severe lack of support in the process of healing from those painful experiences and regaining confidence in her own sanity... The truth is that Sinead was crushed by "mental health" institutions that repeatedly labeled her and prescribed harmful pharmaceuticals, instead of helping her to heal... and by a music industry that tried to force her into what they wanted her to be for them, instead of letting her be her authentic self... and by the media that unfairly judged and degraded her and manipulated people against her... and by the masses of "fans" who swung against her instead of being kind and considerate... and by the many people who neglected her or could not love her the way she needed to be loved and should have been loved...etc. She often pretended that the lashings and cruel judgments were not hurting her, because they cut her too deep. She was more than just her songs or the rebel or that tough wall she was forced to erect around her sensitive heart. She was a human being with human needs. No matter how Sinead actually physically died; the truth is that her life was slowly snuffed out by the heartlessness that exists in humanity's dark closets. Her son's death was just the last blow in a very long chain of painful blows. The truth is that Sinead was too blatantly real and honest and wise and caring for the shallow and evil parts of humanity. And those parts that convinced her that she was crazy and wrong and not OK the way she was deeply hurt her in ways that are immeasurable. Humanity must face its own faults and wrong doings, in order to do better in the future. And Sinead's real life story is one of its many opportunities to do this.

[@rebeccaelle135]

A healing presence

[@jeanne-annstott283]

"You know what I mean...?" The interviewer really did not have a clue what she meant...:) and they really didn't know. She was advanced in her awareness and perceived beyond the obvious - talking about the mirror and projection and so on in those years.

[@scorchedgorse2649]

Marian was a trailblazer too, more quietly, perhaps, but very aware and intelligent.

[@natalinaconidi6313]

So mature, no sign of being unstable, never in her interviews.❤ You know what I mean?😊😅❤

[@elizabethwallace7495]

Sorry, the interviewer did a great job!@@natalinaconidi6313

[@Trouble-Clef]

She was so intelligent, and that’s what scared the authoritarians. She told the truth and they wanted her to shut up. I’m so grateful she didn’t. She spoke the truth, even when people did not want to hear it. But it’s so sad that she only got the love and respect after she died, and not while she lived and deserved it. RIP Sinead 🌹

[@smileyface702]

How can someone seem so authentic and present and honest and yet simultaneously plagued by such toxic shame from her child abuse? My understanding of toxic shame is that it involves a pervasive dishonestly with the self and others and, so, i find it reconcile these two things.

[@user-tm8dy4ze5l]

I love your observation. I think this requires a lot of soul searching + knowing one self fully to be able to live your truth and be authentic after trauma and abuse

[@cleocatra9324]

Sinead was so raw and real, beautiful without even trying, God given talent not squandered but used as she saw fit. Rip Sinead.

[@erikpeterson25]

Very well spoken and intelligent at 25 ! 👍....I never was aware of this interview ...gives her an entirely different image than what I previously have seen ...I am impressed 💕

[@msbadkittie]

what an amazing interview. Sinead is so brave, honest and outspoken about herself and her beliefs. such an intelligent, sensitive and talented person. RIP Sinead ❤🙏🏻😢😢

[@YaYa-ke1zr]

Very interesting interview. It kind of explains why she might have struggled so much with the fact that some of her children, especially Shane, were initially unwanted/unloved by their fathers (in Shane’s case, it might have been due to the fact that the father was married to someone else and that his wife had recently had a child as well). Based on her responses here, it does make sense. I also agree with her statement that some folks struggle with healthy intimacy because of either abuse or upbringing. I experienced that exact situation.

[@angelaholmes8888]

Sinead is totally right a child doesn't deserve to be traumatized or unloved unfortunately I have been through traumatic events in my childhood I'm now an adult and am still effected by what happened

[@elizabethwallace7495]

Wow! W-O-W! Thank you so much, Terry, for posting this! Such a highly intelligent, well spoken woman. And the wig...yeah...gorgeous. She didn't want to be gorgeous. She just wanted to be heard. Thanks again.

[@filmneye]

This is the 1st time I've seen Sinead O'Connor with so much hair on her head that I almost didn't recognize her. Wow! What a difference it makes to her appearance.

[@moldbug4089]

She look so much like Winona Ryder

[@MsValpar]

I love Sinéad forever.

[@ewelinamakowska-szmyt7058]

❤

[@ulla1623]

Lovely interview. Beautiful singing voice. Glad she became a mother finally! Rest in peace! 😎 ❤

[@andysandel9325]

To be heartfelt perfectly honest i totally agree with Sinéad entirely My favourite of relevant is also the picture painting of the image of the immaculate conception ever since from my early childhood, i also see what the painting the immaculate conception what it means to me personally exactly the same. Throughout the interview i absolutely totally agree entirely with Sinéad. This is absolutely so magnificent interview Thank you for sharing i haven't seen it for years since the first time that i had watched it. Sinéad always spoken volumes of heartfelt truth ☘🙏🕯🦋

[@jonno777]

Beautiful interview. Marion so caring in her questions with dear Sinéad. 🙏⭐

[@Makaveli7Soldier]

She spoke the truth, always. She should’ve been celebrated and revered instead of ridiculed and dismissed.

[@sylviesagala7343]

C'est très impressionnant de voir un esprit aussi libre et attentive à ses ressentis une philosophie de grande sagesse pour une si jeune femme. Une leçon de vie pour l'humanité. Elle à chercher les réponses en elle-même pour mieux solutionner les épreuves. Ce qui veut dire que nous avons toutes les clés en nous tous, pour avancer dans ce monde si dur. Quelle leçon de vie chère Sinéad tu auras été une grande aide pour nous faire évoluer et tu continue même si tu n'est plus de ce monde. Déesse de l'humanité tu seras pour moi et toujours dans mon coeur. Repose en paix tu à mérité ton ciel🕊🙏🧡☘💚

[@jeanniecampbell1374]

A Truly Honest and very talented Sinead ..R.I.P. THANK YOU .

[@janetkrulock1971]

What a natural beauty!

[@empressoftheuniverse1312]

Thank you for sharing this beautiful interview. She was wise beyond her years. So missed.

[@naktank]

She's an Angel. 🙏

[@traceybyrne1690]

19/8/2023 A gifted soul having left a huge legacy xxx

[@katewilliams60]

...could not love her any more. What a complete gem. Age 25 speaking wisdom it takes most people decades more to learn.

[@LiPo5000]

This is the first time I have seen Sinead with hair! It's hard to believe seeing her like this. It's like seeing a completely different person!

[@johanna2059]

An amazing lady, Sinead O Connor. I'm sorry you had to suffer in your childhood and later on for much of your adult life. But you opened doors for women in Ireland and around the world. You were ahead of your time and you never wavered from the truth. Thank you and Rest In Peace Sinead 🙏 ❤

[@vibrantscolor]

This is my first time seeing this interview. Both ladies gone RIP. . ❤❤

[@frowah3588]

I see her as a legend, a strong, riseliant and role model of a human strength she went through everything she was tested in each and every way and she never give up loving God she lived faithfull and went to eternal life with pride and dignity. From my end I know She Got each and every Muslim prayers and duas 🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲

[@nazamosey1646]

V mature n wise n independent. Young n strong n beautiful

[@user-tm8dy4ze5l]

Why is every time someone is intelligent, creative, and speaks the truth is labeled mentally ill honestly I’m pissed even reading the comments here. It’s 2023 we all know almost everyone is traumatized by society family or life in general the only difference is this woman is public !

[@ellisonpearson3387]

she is strikingly honest-paving the road-here. 🌻

[@jorgearevalomateus7034]

If there has ever been a Saintly woman--and there have been many--Sinéad is most certainly among them.

[@ninaverenac7266]

Thank you kindly for this exceptional video interview with Sinead O'Connor. What a special human we, as a humanity, lost. I am very grateful to you for sharing this with the rest of the world. May she rest in peace and may her soul travel to beautiful places. She will never fade away and be forgotten. 🌟🕯❤❤❤

[@Hassan_Omer]

Rest In Peace my dear Sinead, the painful suffering of this life has come to an end for you. I am sure you are in a much better place.❤

[@davidbatin1699]

She was a talented musician, smart, pretty & not afraid to speak her mind. It's hard to connect the two images of her at her earlier age & the time she passed. We will miss her.

[@b1aW0rld]

She’s light.. diamond ❤💔😢

[@julieannainsworth4205]

This wonderful wise sentient woman

[@saiedahussain2873]

Wow she's so beautiful like sleeping beauty. RIP. ❤️

[@user-yo5vy7wb5p]

Thank you for posting this rarity. I see it from time to time. I'm seeing again and again her interviews I never get tired of listening to Sinéad. RIP Sinead ❤

[@MRROBBIEWATTS]

she was so beautiful...RIP Sinead xx

[@desertrose128]

Rennasaince woman, fly high sweetsongbird. You are so deeply loved ❤

[@Englishroserebecca]

Rest in peace. Beautiful lady. You were amazing in so many ways.

[@MrInterestingthings]

So intelligent and wise and suffering and hurt . Strong mind but not learned and still rather confused . I get her.. So sorry she is not with us creating !