Choirs in the Republic of Ireland
  • ANÚNA
  • Carlton Singers Official Website
  • Carra Choral Group
  • Christ Church Cathedral Dublin - Christ Church cathedral choir enjoys an enviable reputation as one of Ireland's most outstanding choirs, and is constantly in demand to perform in concerts, on tours and on radio broadcasts nationwide. Tracing its origins back to 1493 with the founding of the choir school, the cathedral choir has always been highly regarded in Dublin's musical life and took part in the first performance of Messiah in Dublin in 1742.
  • Christ Church Cathedral Choir, Waterford The cathedral choir numbers some 20 singers and is robed. There is a weekly rehearsal on Thursays at 6pm and a short rehearsal before the 10am service on Sunday mornings. As is the tradition in many churches they sing a setting of the Eucharist and a communion anthem on the first and third Sundays on the month and Matins on the second with a setting of at least one of the canticles together with the psalm and other music. On the fourth Sunday (Service of the Word) a junior choir takes over in the morning while the choir sings a traditional Choral Evensong at 7pm with an introit, settings of the Magnificat and Nunc Dimmittis, an anthem, sung responses and special organ music. On Easter Sunday they will sing a special Festival Eucharist which will include the Coronation Mass and Laudate Dominum while the voluntary will be the Fantasia and Fugue in F minor. If you are interested in joining the choir, please contact the Cathedral at info@christchurchwaterford.com – new members are always welcome!
    City of Cork Male Voice Choir
  • Cór Cois Abhann, Cork City - Cór Cois Abhann choir was founded in 1990 and takes its name from the river that flows through the centre of Cork.
  • Dublin County Choir
  • Dublin Welsh Male Voice Choir
  • Guild of Choristers of St. Mary's, Dublin.  We are a church choir, founded in 1904, which sings at 9:30 am Sunday mass in St. Mary's Church, Haddington Road, Dublin, Ireland from start October until end June each year, singing Latin polyphonic church music and Gregorian chant.
  • Jesuit Church Choir, Galway A mixed four-part choir which meets every Tuesday night at 8.00pm for rehearsals. The choir sings at 11.00am mass in the Jesuit Church Galway every Sunday morning at 11.00am. The choir also performs at other venues from time to time.
  • Lassus Scholars
  • Limerick Choral Union
  • Maynooth University Chamber Choir
  • Mornington Singers - Established in 1997 by a group of graduates from Trinity College Dublin who wished to continue singing together. Today, the choir has between twenty-five and thirty singers from a wide variety of backgrounds including Ireland, England, Wales, Estonia, Slovakia, Greece, Hungary, Australia and the United States.
  • National Chamber Choir of Ireland
  • Our Lady's Choral Society
  • Rockmount Choir - Rockmount Choir was formed in 1977 from the amalgamation of two smaller local choirs. Averaging 34 members, the Choir's repertoire has covered every style of music from light entertainment and musicals, through sacred music, classical choral works, madrigals and plainchant. In the 27 years of its career, the Choir has developed a high standard of choral performance and interpretation, enjoying a significant level of success in choral competitions and festivals throughout Ireland and the United Kingdom. The latest addition to a long list of wins and placings is a bronze trophy from Concorso Internazionale di Canto Corale in Verona, Italy 2005.
  • Tallaght Choral Society
  • Ulysses Choir - Ulysses Chamber Choir (Dublin) is a four-part 25 strong chamber choir, founded in 1992. The choir has, over the years, developed a wide and challenging repertoire, which is constantly being expanded
  • University of Limerick Choir
  • Voces Amicabiles Chamber Choir
  • Waterford Male Voice Choir now in its sixth year and since its inception has created quite a stir in music circles in the South East. From an initial group of just ten members, the choir has grown from strength to strength and now boasts a membership of over forty members. However the choir soon realised that it had the potential to be far more than originally thought, performing in two concerts and competing in the New Ross AIMS Festival in its first year. Since then it has performed in many local concerts including the annual Male Voice Choirs of Waterford Concert, performed with the Garda Band and various visiting international groups and has travelled twice to perform in festivals in Wales. The choir has also had many successes at competitions; last year alone it received first places in both the Arklow and New Ross Choral festivals and was in the prizes in the Cork choral festival