Irish Funeral Singer London

Irish Funeral Singer London Former lead singer of Michael Flatley’s Lord of the Dance. UK-based Irish funeral singer specialising in traditional hymns and ballads. Hello there!

Serving Irish families across the UK. https://linktr.ee/ingridmageeirishsinger I am a classically trained singer from Ireland. I grew up singing in many choirs all over Dublin, including being one of the first girls chosen to sing in the previously all male choir of Christchurch Cathedral. I studied singing under Dr Veronica Dunne in The Leinster School of Music and went on to sing solo with the R

TE Concert Orchestra in The National Concert Hall, in "Agnus of God" in The Crypt in Dublin Castle and recently in Cadogan Hall, London with the Mozart Symphony Orchestra to name a few occasions. I regularly tour the UK and internationally as a freelance vocalist. My vocal training has ensured I can sing most genres of music, but I love to sing Irish folk and religious/spiritual music. I understand that at sensitive occasions such as funerals, people don't always want an operatic voice, they often want something that sounds more angelic, innocent and pure. Something more Irish. This is how I love to sing. I was notably chosen to be the lead singer in Michael Flatley's Lord of the Dance and toured the USA and Canada with the show. Currently, I live in Sidcup and serve many members of the Irish Community in London and the home counties at funeral and wedding masses. I am very familiar with Catholic hymns and masses and am often asked to sing modern songs, Irish folk and Gaelic songs. I am proud to say I am often asked to sing at funeral masses for the Irish Travelling community in England too. I am happy to learn songs that are special to you with notice. I can guide you through the funeral process and help you to choose songs if you need help. Ingrid Magee xx

A lovely review from a recent client 🙏
04/07/2026

A lovely review from a recent client 🙏

03/07/2026

The Prayer is one of my favorite songs ever. I just think it is a perfect song. It is regularly requested for weddings and sometimes for funerals. The words can mean so many different things to different people. This was written by David Foster and lyricist Carole Bayer Sayer and made most famous by Andrea Bocelli and Celine Dion. This is my solo version.

25/06/2026

Hi there,

I often get asked to sing songs to Our Lady at Requiem Masses. The most popular for me would be these three, although of course there are many more. I'm sure a lot of Catholics will remember the May procession where we sang so many songs to Our Lady. Here we have some clips of Ave Maria by Schubert, Lady of Knock and Ave Maria by Bach/Gounad.

20/06/2026

An offering of this hymn, Be Thou My Vision dedicated to God the Father for Father's Day

I included a moment that always leaves me in awe — the beginning of life, when s***m and egg meet and a flash of light occurs — alongside a quote from The Bible, Psalm 139:13–16 A reminder also of the importance of celebrating fathers and their part in welcoming and shaping a precious new life into the world.

31/05/2026

I was recently asked to sing Slieve Gallion Braes at the funeral of a lovely lady who came from that area and lived most of her life in the UK. I hadn't ever heard the song before. I listened to many renditions to learn it-all with many different verses, stories and pronunciations. I suspect most people from Dublin like myself might not know this song. It's a simple song but like most Irish folk songs it tells the story of longing and or having to leave. I live in the UK myself now and when I sing these songs they do pull on my heart strings and make me long to go back to where I came from. It is heartbreaking to think how people years ago had no other choice. I have used video footage that people who visited Slieve Gallion took. Quite beautiful the videos are too-so Thank You to ‪ and (TikTok)

Hi everybody, this is my latest little video. I learned this song many years ago in The Leinster School of Music when I ...
20/05/2026

Hi everybody, this is my latest little video. I learned this song many years ago in The Leinster School of Music when I studied under Dr Veronica Dunne. I have always loved it. I hope you like my version x

I studied classical singing when I was a teenager. I didn't keep it...

People often read beautiful poetry and literature at funerals which bring comfort to the congregation. Sometimes the per...
09/05/2026

People often read beautiful poetry and literature at funerals which bring comfort to the congregation. Sometimes the person who has passed will have chosen it to be read and sometimes the family will try to find something that represents the person they have lost. How beautiful this little reading is by Mary Elizabeth Frye.

A lovely review from one of my recent clients. It's always an honor for me to be asked to contribute to these special mo...
03/05/2026

A lovely review from one of my recent clients. It's always an honor for me to be asked to contribute to these special moments 💚

18/04/2026

Hi everybody, the first half of this video has had a very overwhelmingly positive response so I have just posted the second half. I’m so grateful to Clannad for making such beautiful music to be able to sing to. It’s just so distinctively Irish and spiritual at the same time.
Rest in power and peace Moya 💚

15/04/2026

In loving memory of Moya Brennan who sadly passed away yesterday. She with her family created some of the most beautiful Irish music there is in my opinion and this is my favorite. My pronunciation may not be perfect but my heart is in it! A beautiful song that really holds the energy of ancient spiritual Ireland. Thank you

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