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.
Ancór Chamber Choir was founded in 2005 by conductor Cecilia Madden and some like-minded friends. Today, the choir consists of thirty singers who come from a variety of backgrounds and nationalities but who love singing together.
They perform at concerts, weddings, charitable and corporate events on a regular basis.
In 2015, Ancór launched a 10th-anniversary recording Sing Joyfully which is available to purchase directly from our contact form.
Ancór embraces a wide repertoire, incorporating music from the Renaissance to the 21st century, both sacred and secular. The choir has won numerous awards at festivals around Ireland and currently holds the title of Best Limerick Choir 2020 (Limerick Choral Festival). Recent tours have included Slovenia (2017), Italy (2014), and France (2012).
Aoide Voices is an adult choir for all voices and all abilities, based in Castletroy, Limerick & led by professional opera singer Owen Gilhooly-Miles & the Mid-West Vocal Academy.
The choir has grown to over fifty members and has already performed many fundraising concerts, most recently raising money for Limerick Animal Welfare, Limerick Lions Club, and CMRF Crumlin.
The choir covers popular, upbeat music & is non-auditioning. Everyone from the beginner to the experienced is welcome to join in a relaxed and fun learning environment!
Limerick Chamber Choir is a group of singers from the Limerick area. Founded in 2017 by Máire Keary-Scanlon, this group sings a variety of choral repertoire.
Limerick Choral Union is an oratorio community choir based in the heart of the city. Its aim is to make choral
singing enjoyable and rewarding for the singers and the audience alike.
LCU sees itself as an ambassador for Limerick, promoting its talents locally, nationally and internationally. The choir has toured and performed in France, Bulgaria, Poland, Slovenia, Italy and England. The choir has collaborated with many other choirs over the years and has entered numerous competitions. It’s a choir for both professionals and non-professionals; everyone is welcome providing they can sing in tune. A normal year consists of two major performances at the University Concert Hall in Limerick, participation in a choral festival, a trip abroad and an end of year mass. LCU is a progressive choir, always learning new repertoire, singing in many languages - Irish, French, German, Latin, Italian and Russian, challenging both members and the audience.
Diploma in Singing London College of Music.
Piano Gd 8 ABRSM..London.
Studied with Veronica Dunne, Mrs. K.
O’Callaghan, Eric Sweeney at College of Music Dublin; Jean Holmes and Frances Moore at Limerick School of Music.
Continued singing coaching (after exams) with Veronica Dunne.
Limerick Sings International Choral Festival
Location:
Munster, Co. Limerick
Conductor:
Sinead Hope
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.
Whilst Saint Mary’s Cathedral is a church in the full tradition of the Church of Ireland, membership of that church is not a pre-requisite for joining the cathedral choir.
If you love singing, church/choral music and historic buildings, then why not get in touch with us? We’d be pleased to hear from you. You don’t need to be an expert singer. What we are looking for are young people with a pleasant singing voice, who are able to sing in tune and who have an interest in, and commitment to, this kind of music-making within the context of this magnificent medieval cathedral. Potential choir members should please contact the Organist and Choirmaster to arrange an informal meeting at the cathedral.
We sing a wide range of sacred music in this magnificent medieval building each Sunday. If you have an ear for music and an interest in church music, this is the place for you. Joining is free !!! Pocket money is paid to junior members in fulltime education and choral scholarships are available for third level students. It’s a privilege to sing in such a special building, and it’s also a great way to make new friends.
