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Ursuline Secondary School students performing at Thurles Cathedral before Christmas
A talented secondary school choir in Tipperary has gone viral for their rendition of O Holy Night - which has generated over two million pageviews on TikTok.
Students from Ursuline Secondary School in Thurles were joined by members of local primary school Scoil Angela and a large audience for their annual carol service on December 17 in Thurles Cathedral.
The service featured an evening of traditional carol singing, with one standout performance of O Holy Night gaining massive traction on social media.
The video has attracted over 2.1 million views on TikTok, with people praising the performance of the school choir and lead singer and Sixth Year student Hannah Murphy.
CHECK OUT THE PERFORMANCE BELOW:
@stakelum Just listen to that chorus! Blessed to have such talent in Thurles #choir #oholynight #ursuline #tipperary #thurles #stakelum ♬ original sound - Stakelums
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