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DCU Campus Choir

Members of DCU Campus Choir in rehearsal

DCU Campus Choir Free Summer Concert

Join the DCU Campus Choir and their guest Uilleann piper for a selection of folk songs from Ireland, England, Scotland, Wales and South Africa!

Date: Thursday 28 May
Time: 7.30 - 8.30pm
Venue: All Hallows Chapel, Dublin City University

Director: Christina Whyte
Pianist: Alison Thomas
Uilleann Pipes: Séamus Ong

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DCU Campus Choir is made up of more than thirty current and retired staff from across the university’s three campuses, as well as members from the wider community. New members are always welcome!

Choir members are a mixed choir of soprano, alto, tenor, and bass singers - and while their repertoire is very ambitious, members don’t need to be able to read music. Under the direction of Christina Whyte, DCU Campus Choir sing a broad range of pieces, from medieval, classical and folk to pop and modern musicals.

Rehearsals take place at the Inter Faith Centre, on the DCU Glasnevin Campus on Wednesday evenings at 6pm. 

 

If you can carry a tune and would like to join DCU Campus Choir, please email dcu.campus.choir@gmail.com or feel free to drop by one of their rehearsals. The Spring/Summer 2026 Rehearsal Schedule is available to download through this link.

Previous concerts include:
 

  • Annual Carols by Candlelight Christmas Concert in All Hallows Chapel
     

  • DCU Lunchtime Concerts on the Glasnevin and St. Patrick's Campuses
     

  • Debut international performance in Giffnock Church, Glasgow
     

  • A special concert in the Inter Faith Centre for 25 asylum seekers who attended free English language classes in SALIS
     

  • An online performance of You’ll Never Walk Alone from the Rogers and Hammerstein musical, Carousel 
    See full performance here: YouTube Link
     

  • A joint concert with DCU Age Friendly Choir in The Helix
     

  • The Wild Neighbourhood Festival on All Hallows Campus for Cruinniú na nÓg
     

  • An online performance of Oh My Love is like a Red Rose by Robert Burns, arranged by Christina Whyte
    See full performance here: YouTube Link
     

  • Performance of the full Vivaldi Gloria in St Columba's Church on Iona Road