Sing Ireland has a growing membership of singing groups, choirs, festivals, companies and individuals. For convenience, we have grouped these by location.
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Pop In Pop Up Fortnightly daytime choir for musical messers who just ❤️ singing. Songs are chosen in collaboration with choir members so repertoire is very varied across folk, pop, classical, 50s & 60s, traditional airs etc. One song One session so commitment is minimal. No performances or pressure. No auditions or ambition. Just sing because singing matters.
The choir was set up in 2013 to perform at the Dublin Fringe Festival and took off from there. It aims to bring together people living in all parts of Dublin to explore songs that have a connection with the city and to capture what songs most represent about it both in the past and present. Membership is open to anyone living in or around Dublin. The choir is proud to have performed with Aslan, Glen Hansard, Danny O'Reilly to name a few along with sell-out shows in the Liberty Theatre supported by Stephen James Smith. Rehearsals take place on Thursday nights with an extra rehearsal or two in the run up to a performance.
Gorey Children’s Choir, founded March 2023. Founding members Orla Kirwan and Laura Molloy
#wearenotachoir - Pub Cór is a monthly drop-in singing event made up in equal parts singing, fun, and community-building. Your night unfolds before you like magic: you get a lyric sheet at the door, Sabrina and Bobby teach you the vocal arrangement, you end up sounding AMAZING & the video is recorded. Everyone has a ball and goes home feeling great about themselves!
Lets's Sing is an all female group of retired teachers and friends who come together every Tuesday evening to sing. Our repertoire includes Irish , Folk, American, Religious music, and carols and songs in the Irish Language. E We Have performed at Local Carol services, in Nursing Homes and Libraries.
Sandymount Gospel Choir (SGC) have been together since 2009 and have grown so much since then, both in numbers and musically. Over the past few years, we have sung at the National Busking Festival in Smithfield, the Dockers and Demons Festival with our neighbours in Ringsend and the Shannonside Winter Music Festival where we sang in the Great Hall of Bunratty Castle. We have also been invited to sing at local churches in the Dublin area including in Sandymount, Ringsend, Irishtown, Donnybrook and Booterstown. Our most recent outing was in early May when we sang at the local Darkness Into Light Walk in aid of Pieta House. It’s an incredibly special atmosphere to sing a song such as “The Storm is Passing Over” as the brave walkers and runners make their way into Sandymount village. We also regularly sing in local nursing homes. The choir is under the excellent and inspiring direction of Cathy McEvoy who is a full-time musician, arranger and composer. Cathy brings a wide range of experience of performing and teaching to the Sandymount Gospel Choir and the result is an engaging mix of traditional gospel music infused with bluegrass and other musical influences. Sharon Kinsella, Captain of the 11th Company of the Girls Brigade, Sandymount Irishtown, has been involved with our choreography over the past few years.
Belle Voci is an all-female 3-part choir based in Clonmel, Co Tipperary. Formed in 2004, the choir sings a wide-ranging repertoire of popular and traditional songs. The thirty-odd members are under the musical direction of Eamon O’Malley, himself an accomplished musician. Practice is held every Monday in St. Joseph’s Church, Ferryhouse, Clonmel where the choir sings once a month at Mass. The choir always welcomes new members. Belle Voci choir stage two concerts a year, Christmas and Summer, and also take part in competitions and perform as guests at other concerts.
Limerick Sings is a non-competitive choral festival, bringing choirs from varying cultural backgrounds and singing traditions together for several days of performing, sightseeing and socialising. Activities include concerts, workshops, Festival Clubs, Choral Trails around the City and County, and Outdoor Chorus in a popular tourist attraction. The Festival promotes Limerick and the wider region to national and international visitors as a tourist and cultural destination. Limerick Sings also provides first-class cultural experiences to local audiences, who can engage with the Festival by attending concerts, or participating in workshops, Outdoor Chorus, and other events.
This is a local, non-competitive ladies 3-part choir.
Greystones Children's Choir is a new choir running in Greystones on Saturday mornings. Run by local musicians James Bingham and Aoife O'Connell.
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