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Fans pay tribute to Sinead O'Connor during her funeral procession in Bray, honouring her as a musical legend.

Sinead O’Connor was remembered by emotional fans who thronged the streets of the Irish coastal town she had called home.

Throngs of fans have gathered in the Irish coastal town that singer Sinéad O’Connor called home to say goodbye following her funeral. O’Connor’s family invited the public to line the

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They sang, they cried, they tossed flowers on the hearse and laid their hands on the vehicle when it came to a stop outside the white house with its distinctive pink entrance and a corner painted in the alternating green, yellow and red of the Rastafarian flag.

Singer was much more to the people of Ireland than just a pop star.

At the Muslim ceremony, tribute was paid to the beloved songwriter who was gifted with a voice that moved a generation of young people and could reduce listeners to tears after her death last month.

Throngs of fans have gathered in the Irish coastal town that singer Sinéad O’Connor called home to say goodbye following her funeral. O’Connor’s family invited the public to line the

They sang, they cried, they tossed flowers on the hearse and laid their hands on the vehicle when it came to a stop outside the white house with its distinctive pink entrance and a corner painted in the alternating green, yellow and red of the Rastafarian flag.

Throngs of fans have gathered in the Irish coastal town that singer Sinéad O’Connor called home to say goodbye following her funeral. O’Connor’s family invited the public to line the