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Uproar Choir will perform at 11am at Fetch Coffee in Clonmel on Valentine's Day
Have you always wanted to sing, or maybe you’re a lapsed singer who longs to get back to group singing?
National Singing Week 2026, which is taking place this week, is the perfect opportunity to join the celebration of Ireland’s vibrant singing community.
Hosted by Sing Ireland, the national body supporting, developing and promoting group singing across Ireland, National Singing Week 2026 goes beyond music.
Under the theme 'Every Voice Counts’, the initiative shines a spotlight on the power of group singing to foster connection, creativity and wellbeing and highlights Sing Ireland’s work in making singing accessible for all, including marginalised communities and those who might never have thought they could sing.
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On this Saturday, Valentine's Day, Uproar Choir will be performing a pop-up performance at 11am at Fetch Coffee in Clonmel to celebrate National Singing Week.
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All are welcome to attend.
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