Sinéad O’Connor died in July 2023. Coroners in London ruled her death due to natural causes, with the post-mortem confirming the finding. Her death was not deemed suspicious.[2][3]
The Grammy-winning singer spoke openly about her mental health, publicly criticised the Catholic Church and married four times. Her family has confirmed her death at the age of 56.
news.sky.comWatch the latest from ITV News - The Dublin-born singer was found unresponsive at her south London home and pronounced dead in July, at the age of 56.
www.itv.comThe statement from the coroner clarified that Ms. O'Connor's death was due to natural causes, leading to the conclusion of their involvement in the case. Police had previously announced that her death was not being treated as suspicious.
economictimes.indiatimes.comO’Connor was found dead inside a London residential building in July 2023, sparking tributes from key figures in the entertainment industry and politics.
www.biography.comSinéad O’Connor’s death certificate reveals details about the end of the Irish singer-songwriter’s life. O’Connor, later known as Shuhada’ Sadaqat, was 56.
www.latimes.comShe was a star from her 1987 debut album “The Lion and the Cobra” and became a sensation in 1990 with her cover of Prince’s ballad “Nothing Compares 2 U.”
www.boston.comSinéad O'Connor died of natural causes in July 2023, officials said Tuesday.
www.cbsnews.comIrish singer Sinead O'Connor died in July, when she was found unresponsive at her home in London, but no medical cause was given at the time. Now, the coroner investigating has confirmed the findings of a post-mortem examination.
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