First details about the funeral How Sinéad O'Connor will be buried

Manuel Kellerhals

3.7.2024

Sinéad O'Connor was found dead in her apartment in London on July 26. The singer will be buried on Tuesday, August 8. Her fans are also invited to part of the ceremony.

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  • Sinéad O'Connor will be buried in Bray on August 8 at 10:30 am.
  • The funeral will begin with a funeral march, to which her fans are also invited.
  • Afterwards, the family will say goodbye to the singer privately.

Sinéad O'Connor will not only be bid farewell by her family, but her fans will also be able to attend part of the funeral. Her relatives have now explained this in a statement, which is available to the "Irish Times".

In it, her family announces that the singer's funeral will take place on August 8 in the Irish town of Bray. O'Connor lived in the town, which is located around 20 kilometers south of Dublin, for 15 years.

"Sinead loved living in Bray and the people there," said the family. "With this procession, her family would like to pay tribute to the love of the people of Co Wicklow and beyond since she passed to another place last week."

Family mourn privately following the funeral march

A funeral procession will first take place at 10:30am, passing O'Connor's home, and any fan of the singer will be able to take part. The mourners will also march past a beach promenade. This will be followed by a private funeral service to which only family members are invited.

The 56-year-old became world-famous thanks to her hit "Nothing Compares 2 U". O'Connor was found dead in her apartment on July 26. The exact cause of her death is not publicly known. However, the police are not assuming foul play. O'Connor's body was autopsied, but it is still unclear whether the results of the examination will be made public.


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