Sing Ireland has a growing membership of singing groups, choirs, festivals, companies and individuals. For convenience, we have grouped these by location.
If your listing requires updating please fill in this form or you wish to have your choir listed here, please email us on membership@singireland.ie for further details.
Note Perfect from Ballincollig was formed in 2001 under the musical direction of Rose Griffin and performs a repertoire of light jazz and pop numbers including well-known popular standards from the 40’s and 50’s together with pop songs from the 60’s and 70’s.
The group also has a large church music repertoire, performing at many weddings in the Cork area. It has performed at various musical events in Ireland and has travelled abroad to festivals like the Verona festival, Vienna Advent Festival, Nice Festival, Calella, Riva del Garda and the Costa Brava Music Festival. In 2017 it became an all Ladies Choir. Rehearsals take place each Thursday at Coláiste Choilm, Ballincollig, 7.45 - 9.30pm. New members are very welcome. While sight reading ability is helpful (but not necessary), harmonising, holding a tune and blending into the overall sound are the most important ingredients for this group.
Solidarity-Through-Song!
One Town One Voice is a national initiative which helps build community singing groups in towns across Ireland with a special emphasis on community integration, diversity and respect.
Our singing groups bring together Irish people and those who have moved to towns from other countries in recent years. Together we use communal singing in a positive, secular, non-political and inclusive way, bringing people together regardless of nationality and building closer communities.
No auditions required. Just come on out and sing!
Contact us at info@onetownonevoice.ie to get involved or start a local group.
River Rhythms is a fun, community choir based in Innishannon. We are a mixed choir singing contemporary songs from a variety of genres (pop, musicals, traditional etc).
Since 2016, when the choir was founded, we have performed at the Cork Choral Festival, taken part in various fundraisers and local festivals and enjoyed ourselves very, very much! New members are always welcome, the ability to read music is not necessary. Rehearsals on Tuesdays from 7:30 to 9:30 at Barrett's Bar, Killeady.
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.
She is the Lead of Guys & Dolls, who are three time IABS National Mixed-Voice Quartet Gold Champions & SABS International Bronze Quartet winners, and Lead of The HoneyTones, 2019 IABS National Women’s Quartet Gold Champions. She is Musical Director of the award-winning JAVA Ladies’ Chorus and Forte! Mixed Voice Choir.
Skibbereen Community Choir is a social musical choral experience, directed by singer-songwriter Liz Clark. Practicing one song each week exploring harmony, blending, melody and solo, singing through popular songs.
We are a singing group, who perform at events, functions, charity and community events as well. We are a mixed adult singing group catering for all genres
For the last 7 years, under the title “Summer Songbook” weekend workshops are given in all facets of choral work. The aim is to bring lovers of music and song together and blend and share their talents.
In the presence of amazing local very talented tutors Marie O’ Dwyer and Joanne Walsh, accompanied by the extraordinary Annabel Adams, we have succeeded in achieving this from once the 1st note is sung on Friday evening to the showcase concert of our achievements on Sunday evening.
Our amazing tutors put their unique stamp on the musical content which is inspirational and a joy to sing and listen to. An extra dimension to the workshops is yoga teacher Helen Jeffers who will introduce relaxation and movement sessions during the weekend.
Choirs have flourished in St Aloysius College for more than 75 years. We have enjoyed so many diverse experiences; partaking in the All Island Choir Competition, The Cork Choral Festival, the Late Late Toy Show, singing as part of a massed choir for Pope John Paul.
It is our pleasure to entertain any visitors to our school, our visitors have included the African ambassador and the Taoiseach. Our choirs form the backbone of every celebration.
The founding of our Barbershop chorus is a new endeavor. We are delighted to enjoy mentoring from Cherry Hartshorn. The girls come from every year group in the school. Their dedication knows no bounds as well as practicing after school they are always happy to skip lunch in favor of improving their performance. The highlight of our year so far was our performance at the IABS Convention. We are looking forward to many future challenges.
