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Sinéad O'Connor: When I leave Ireland, it's virtually unheard of for a woman to be making her own living and independent of men. The Irish fucking Constitution still contains the wording that a woman's place is in the home. So, I was very lucky. From 1985 I was making my own living. So many people in this country, women in particular, have to say no when they wanted to say yes to themselves
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When I leave Ireland it's virtually unheard of
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for a woman to be making her own living
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and independent of men
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The Irish fucking constitution still contains the wording
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that a woman's place is in the home
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So I was very lucky from 1985 I was making my own living
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So many people in this country women in particular
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had to say no when they wanted to say yes to themselves
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or be open about their anger
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At that time in Ireland women weren't allowed to be angry
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And I think that might've been hard for some of them
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because you know they had spent their whole life
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saying no to themselves
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Movie Summary
Following the career of singer Sinéad O'Connor through her rise to fame and how her iconoclastic personality led to her exile from the pop mainstream.