Founded in 1999 , the Lismorahaun Singers is a unique choir based in North Clare on the west coast of Ireland.

This non-auditioned choir of amateur singers like to take on challenging works and share the joy of singing with the community. 


The Lismorahaun Singers meet Tuesday evenings from 7.15 to 9.15pm at St. Johns Hall in Ballyvaughan, Co Clare, starting 10 September 2024.


It is their wish to enjoin the whole of community in song and extend the boundaries of that singing as far as they can reach across the world.
 

Their homes are in the villages and countryside of the karst-scraped Burren to the south of Galway Bay and the drumlin hills to the north of the Shannon Estuary – this is an area where traditional Irish music has long been cherished and flourishes today as it has done for centuries. Lismorahaun Singers are the other musical face of the region, singing choral works from the canon of classical music. 

Performing both locally and abroad, their concerts alternate between an ensemble of classical and contemporary pieces.

Vision

  • To connect individuals who love singing and are passionate about communicating this joy.
  • To create confidence to share, to sing and to deliver challenging choral works together, in a fun and dynamic way.
  • To foster the technique that ensures vitality of expression.
  • To nurture voices of all ages.
  • To draw from the energy of North Clare’s rich musical tradition to expand our journey in choral music.
  • To help each member take personal ownership of the collective voice of the choir.