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3 hours ago, Wreath-theif said:

Just seen reports that Sinead O’connor lived ( and so sadly died) in Herne Hill.

Had no idea she was local.

Does anyone know where she lived in SE24? Would like to leave flowers

The Mail are reporting (so possibly unreliable) that it was the brick block on the Loughborough Junction end of Shakespeare.

The family have specifically asked for privacy.

The Lord Mayor of Dublin has opened a book of condolences which can be signed online. All the messages will be printed in a book which will be presented to her family.

https://consultation.dublincity.ie/lord-mayor/book-of-condolence-sin-ad-oconnor/#:~:text=The Lord Mayor of Dublin,to Sinéad O'Connor's family.

 

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