O Holy Night! A Concert of Seasonal Favourites

Join us for a seasonal selection of your favourite Christmas carols sung by the renowned Choir of Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin.

These memorable one-hour performances will take place on Wednesday 7 and Thursday 8 December at 6pm and 8.30pm. Book Tickets now.  

There is no better way to celebrate the season than by enjoying Christmas in the magnificent and beautiful setting of Christ Church Cathedral.

Singing a wide variety of classic carols, the renowned choir will inspire and entertain, to really get you into the Christmas spirit.

IMPORTANT: Any government regulations in place at the time of the concerts must be adhered to.

About the Choir of Christ Church Cathedral

The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral enjoys an enviable reputation as one of Ireland’s finest choirs. Tracing its origins 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 very first performance of Handel’s Messiah in 1742. With the largest repertoire of any cathedral choir in the country, covering more than five centuries and including many works commissioned especially for it, the choir sings three services a week and is often in demand for television and radio broadcasts in both the UK and Ireland, including BBC Radio 3’s iconic Choral Evensong and RTÉ’s Sunday Worship.

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