Sing Ireland has a growing membership of singing groups, choirs, festivals, companies and individuals. For convenience, we have grouped these by location.
Fingal Gospel Choir are a community gospel choir from North County Dublin. Established in March 2012, the choir rapidly expanded from a small group of friends singing for fun to a big group producing an even bigger sound, now consisting of up to 50 voices.
The choir have won awards at Sligo, Navan and Cork Choral Festivals respectively and continue to compete regularly.
FGC perform regularly at church masses and for charitable organizations, helping to give back to the community.
Fingal Gospel Choir are all about community spirit, cooperation and teamwork and enjoying the opportunities given. Their mission is to spread joy and happiness through singing and performing for the people - by the people
I am a vocal and instrumental Music Generation Tutor working in 5 schools in Wicklow. I sing with the RTE Philharmonic Choir. I am also very interested in the field of singing workshops for adults.
Cruinniú is an all-female chamber choir from Arklow Co. Wicklow. We sing in a variety of genres ranging from classical to popular, sacred to secular. Cruinniú perform both competitively and non-competitively. We have won various competitions since our inception in 2011, including Navan Choral Festival, Sligo International Choral Festival and New Ross Choral Festival.
Cruinniú have proudly performed at events such as the turning on of the Christmas Lights in Leinster House as well as having sung on Gerry Kelly’s BBC Ulster Radio show. We look forward to exciting ventures each term and relish new challenges.
Our choir is based in Lusk and made up of members of the Lusk community and surrounding areas. Our aim is to bring the joy of singing to as many people as possible.
We are a new, inclusive community- based choir that is particularly older folk and dementia friendly. Our aim is to enrich the life of of our members through song and to help combat the social isolation of older age.
Mullingar Choral Society has become one of the town’s longest established cultural institutions. We are a community-based, non-profit-making choir and, with approximately 80 singers, is one of the largest in the country.
The Society represents a very positive aspect of Mullingar’s artistic energy and we pride ourselves on the consistently high standards of performance which we have achieved over the years. In 2019 we celebrated our Golden Jubilee with a celebration concert featuring both new works and highlights of fifty years of magical music-making.
New members are always welcome; we are a non-auditioned choir so joining us couldn’t be easier!
Harmania Indie choir based in Ireland was set up in October 2015 by music teacher and musician Róisín McGrath in order to highlight the benefits of group singing within her local community in Waterford . The choir is all inclusive, welcoming people from all walks of life. While their backgrounds may be diverse, they all share one distinct interest…..They Love to sing!
We believe that the benefits of singing ( of which there are many) are experienced best when done communally and it is also our belief that with the right guidance , anyone can sing!
The Rolling Tones Rock Choir is open to members 18+. Covering upbeat numbers from Queen to Pink, this choir is perfect for those who wish to improve their vocals and have lots of fun at the same time!
Winners of the Best Vocals Award at National ShowChoir Ireland competition 2019, The Troubletones ShowChoir is a youth choir based in County Limerick, ranging in age from 5-17 years.
Emphasis is placed upon learning all aspects of performance and singing from breathing exercises, posture, vocalising, pitching, vocal projection, harmonies, movement, performance (group and individual), microphone usage and music theory.
Sacred Harp is an American four-part harmony folk singing tradition characterised by haunting harmonies, traditional modes, raucous songs, serene hymns, fast fugues, and high-energy anthems.
The shape-note system uses squares, triangles, circles and diamonds corresponding to notes in the scale, making the music easy to sing for beginners and experienced alike.
Cork Sacred Harp have been singing since 2009. We do not have rehearsals, but simply sing for pure enjoyment. There is no conductor or director; anyone who wishes can choose and lead a song.
We sing in full natural voice, making it a great environment for beginners to build confidence in their voices. New singers of all levels of experience are always welcome. We sing every Thursday from 7-9pm in the Unitarian Church, Prince's St, often followed by a social beverage, and we host the largest Sacred Harp convention outside the USA, drawing over 200 singers annually.
