Sinead O'Connor: 'I don't feel at home in Ireland… I much prefer the UK'

Sinead O’Connor has told how feels the UK is more her home – and doesn’t feel like she belongs here.

The Take Me To Church star has already looked at whether it was possible to get rid of her Irish citizenship.

Now the Wicklow singer has told 2FM’s The Dave Fanning Show that she would prefer to move her family and extended families to London.

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And Sinead said the only reason she even stays in Ireland is so her kids get to see their fathers.

“I’ve got children who have daddies here and that’s more important,” she said.

“I fantasize about selling so many records one day that I could get all my dads’ kids, their wives/girlfriends, their kids/exes, all 100 of us – and move to London.

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“I love London. London I feel is more my home, although I feel safer raising my kids here. For me it’s not a great place.”

Previously Sinead said she wishes she could “f**k” off from Ireland – and doesn’t feel Irish at all.

Yesterday, Goss.ie told how Sinead feared there would be an increase in suicides after Robin Williams’ death.