Sinéad O'Connor, left, and her son Shane O'Connor, right.Getty Images / @OhSineady Twitter

Sinéad O’Connor has been publicly grieving the tragic loss of her son Shane O’Connor, 17, who was found dead on January 7 in Co Wicklow while he was in the care of the Irish State.

On Monday, however, O’Connor took to Twitter to apologize for “lashing out” in the wake of her teenage son’s death, noting that the people behind Tusla, Ireland’s Child and Family Agency, are “human.”

In a follow-up tweet, O'Connor shared her phone numbers "if anyone from Tusla would like to contact me." O'Connor asked her fans not to use the phone numbers to contact her and requested that any flowers be sent to Shane at Loughlinstown morturary.

"You did your best," O'Connor wrote on Twitter to Tusla. "I am sorry I lashed out."

She continued: "The issue is.. we are a third world country. We have 12 beds in special care for suicidal teenagers."

She added: "Tusla did their best. We all did: and I am deeply sorry to have blamed anyone."

The apology comes less than a day after O'Connor warned Tusla on Twitter that "a storm is coming that you haven’t rehearsed for." O'Connor deleted that tweet on Monday not long after issuing her apology.

O'Connor also said on Twitter on Monday that her son was Hindu, and his funeral service will be of the Hindu tradition.  She believes the ceremony will be this Thursday, January 14.

On Saturday, January 8, O'Connor confirmed that her son died from suicide. His body was found in the Bray area of Co Wicklow on January 7 after going missing while on suicide watch in Tallaght Hospital a day earlier.

The Irish Examiner reports that "several inquiries" into Shane O'Connor's death are expected to be conducted.

If you are struggling with suicidal thoughts, you are encouraged to reach out to Samaritans 116 123; Pieta House 1800 247 247; Childline 1800 666 666 in Ireland, or National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-8255 in the US.