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Coroner Confirm Sinead O’Connor’s Cause Of Death

What caused Sinead O’Connor’s passing is now known as the 56-year-old Irish music icon was reported dead last June. She was discovered unconscious at her London home at the time, and authorities at the scene proclaimed her dead. The London Inner South Coroner’s Court stated that a post-mortem would be carried out and the results could take many weeks, but no medical explanation for her death was provided at the time. According to Sky News, the coroner has already determined that she passed away from natural causes and stated that it is no longer looking into her death. Last August, Bob Geldof and Bono were among those who paid their respects at her funeral, which was held at a ceremony in the Irish town of Bray.

It was also stated that The Tenth Man, a Dublin-based creative agency, had created a touching homage on the cliffs overlooking the coastal town. The message displayed “Sinéad” and “Eire,” the Irish names for Ireland, connected by a heart. The agency’s creative director, Richard Seabrooke, spoke about how the singer’s passing struck him “like a ton of bricks” and why he thought it was necessary “that Ireland get to say goodbye” to him when explaining the motivation behind the memorial. It was disclosed elsewhere that, only a few weeks before her passing, O’Connor was purportedly in negotiations for a biography. According to The Sun, a movie based on her 2021 autobiography, Rememberings, was reportedly being considered. Demi Moore is one of three actors who would portray the late artist at various points in her life.

In the meantime, a tribute performance to the late Shane MacGowan and O’Connor has been announced for March at New York City’s City Winery. The “Sinéad & Shane at Carnegie Hall” tribute event is scheduled for March 20. A limited number of VIP packages are now available on the performance’s website; general admission will go on sale on January 22. Some of MacGowan and O’Connor’s musical acquaintances will honour their memory with song covers during the Carnegie Hall concert.

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