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"Cause nothing compares, nothing compares to you," sang a crowd in unison in Arthur's Park Quay in Limerick city on Sunday.
Despite the pouring rain, a number of people gathered in memory of the late Sinéad O'Connor.
Next to a newly painted mural portraying the singer-songwriter, people paid their respect to the one whom no one compared to.
While looking up at the black and white painting, a man put down a bouquet of flowers in front of the mural. Singers and speakers joined forces as the crowd sang along to a few of Sinéad's songs.
See our gallery for more pictures from the gathering.
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