New Pictures Sinead O'Connor's son is found 'safe and well' three days after going missing from their Dublin home

Sinead O'Connor's son has been located 'safe and well' three days after going missing from their Dublin home.

After the 14-year-old boy went missing, the Irish singer launched an appeal to find him. 

An appeal was launched by Gardai police earlier today, but the singer wrote on Twitter that her son Shane O'Connor 'has been located safe and well'.

The singer wrote on Twitter that her son Shane was found 'safe and well' three days after going missing from their Dublin home

The 52-year-old, who recently converted to Islam and changed her name to Shuhada' Davitt, took to Twitter to ask for help in tracking down her son Shane O'Connor, who was allegedly last seen at about 5.15pm on Friday 18 January in Woodpark, Dublin.

'My sweet 14 yr old son has been going missing a lot and is currently missing for the last two days. If you are a parent in whose house he has been staying or is staying, please call Dundrum Gardai.'

Shane O'Connor was allegedly last seen at about 5.15pm on Friday 18 January in the area of Woodpark, Dublin. At the time, he was wearing a black hoodie, black Adidas bottoms with white stripes and white runners

The Irish performer, known for her song 'Nothing Compares 2U', launched an appeal on Twitter to find her son Shane O'Connor, 14, whom she claims has been missing since Friday

Sinead O'Connor took to Twitter to ask for help, claiming her 14-year-old soon has been missing since Friday

'Not calling them is not helping him,' she wrote on Twitter.

The appeal was retweeted by Sinead's fans who offered their support and prayers, Mirror Online reported. 

Gardai Police are now asking for the public's assistance to trace the boy.

Anyone with information can contact Dundrum Garda Station on 01-6665600, The Garda Confidential Line 1800 666 111 or any other Garda Station.

The teenager is described as 5’11″ in height, of slim build and with dark hair, The Journal reported.  

When he was last seen, Shane was wearing a black hoodie, black Adidas bottoms with white stripes and white runners.

After Sinead posted her first appeal, one user wrote: 'Inshah Allah your son is fine and will be back soon. No worries. Prayer works better and it causes less wrinkles.'

Another fan commented: 'I am sad to hear he is missing. I hope you find your son soon! That most be making you very anxious and in a state of pain! Take care and I hope you find your son soon!'

In her latest tweet, the singer, famous for her song 'Nothing Compares 2U', wrote: 'Shane O’Connor, you cheeky little monkey. You’re too young to be on my page! It’s for over 18s. 

'Up out of that bed or sofa now darling, its school time. I love you. When you’re 16, you get to be The General. Meanwhile its me. ; )' 

Before converting to Islam, Sinead was Catholic and in 1999 she surprised her fans by declaring she had become a priest

The singer then posted a 'dua', a Muslim prayer, for male children, as well as a message seemingly directed at her teenage son

O'Connor, now known as Shuhada Davitt, updated her followers on Sunday saying her son had been seen in Wicklow Town

Last October, the singer announced she changed her name to Shuhada' Davitt following her conversion to Islam

Sinead, who has been married four times, has four children in total. 

Last October, the singer announced she changed her name to Shuhada' Davitt following her conversion to Islam.

She wrote on Twitter: 'This is to announce that I am proud to have become a Muslim. 

'This is the natural conclusion of any intelligent theologian’s journey. 

'All scripture study leads to Islam. 

'Which makes all other scriptures redundant. 

'I will be given (another) new name. It will be Shuhada.' 

Sinead O'Connor's most controversial moments

• After converting to Islam in 2018, the Irish performer wrote on Twitter that she does not want to be around 'disgusting' white people anymore


• During a performance in 1992, while singing a version of Bob Marley’s War, she changed some lyrics to call attention to abused children and held up a photo of Pope John Paul II, tearing it up and saying: 'Fight the real enemy'


• Before a show in New Jersey in 1990, Sinead declined to have The Star-Spangled Banner played, which resulted in her being banned from a number of radio stations in the New York City area


• After attending the 1989 Grammy Awards, Sinead refused to attend the 1991 iteration of the awards despite receiving four nominations, calling out ‘false and destructive materialistic values’ of the music industry


• In 1999, she surprised her fans by declaring that she had become a priest


• In 2013, she wrote an open letter to Miley Cyrus, warning her of the treatment women receive in the music industry


• Speaking about the late music icon Prince in an interview in 2014, Sinead said: ‘I did meet him a couple of times. We didn’t get on at all. In fact we had a punch-up.’

 

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