Eamonn Mulhall tenor
Eamonn was born in Wexford and read Music and French at University College Dublin. He studied singing in Dublin with Mary Brennan and at the RCM with Ryland Davies. Study awards have included a Wingate Trust scholarship, Madeleine Finden Memorial Competition – first prize 2003, Belfast Classical Music Bursary and Irish Arts Council awards.

Sacred repertoire includes Puccini Messa di Gloria (RTÉ Concert Orchestra), Handel Messiah (Irish Baroque Orchestra), Mozart Requiem and Mass in C minor (NCH Dublin), Haydn Nelson Mass (Trinity College Dublin), Stainer The Crucifixion, Bach Easter Oratorio, St. John Passion, B minor Mass and numerous Bach cantatas (Orchestra of St. Cecilia, Dublin).

Operatic roles include Massimo Ezio (London Handel Festival), L'aumônier Les Dialogues des Carmélites (RCM), Dr. Blind Die Fledermaus (Clonter Opera), Soldier The Emperor of Atlantis (Opera Theatre Company), Ferrando and Don Ottavio in Opera Ireland mini productions of Così fan tutte and Don Giovanni, and Sailor Dido and Aeneas (Irish Chamber Orchestra).

He has given lieder and song recitals at St. Martin-in-the-Fields, Bank of Ireland Arts Centre, Elgar Society of Great Britain and at Kortenberg Abbey, Belgium.

Eamonn's NOS studies were supported by the Derek Butler Trust, Serena Fenwick and awards from The Arts Council (Ireland) and Wexford Co Council.

Eamonn is represented by Harlequin Agency.