Sinead O’Connor’s Exact Cause of Death Finally Revealed One Year after Her Passing – Details

A year after Sinéad O’Connor’s passing, her cause of death was revealed as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and asthma. Senior coroner Julian Morris confirmed this after a post-mortem. Sinéad’s former husband registered her death in London on July 24.

Her family, grieving the loss, requested privacy. Despite her passing, Sinéad’s legacy endures. Filmmaker Kathryn Ferguson honored her by making the documentary “NOTHING COMPARES” free for a week on the first anniversary of her death. The National Wax Museum Plus in Dublin removed a criticized wax figure of Sinéad, planning to create a more accurate tribute. Sinéad’s music and activism remain unforgettable.

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