Jeremy Morgan

Jeremy Morgan has been singing since he was a young child, and as a boy soprano won many prizes including including Ireland’s renowned Feis Ceoil. While studying to be an Electronic Engineer at UCD, he held the Senior Choral Scholarship and represented Ireland in a special mass in Rome with the late Pope John Paul II. Upon leaving college, Jeremy was appointed the lead male singer in Riverdance and has not looked back since.

In addition to extensive touring of North America and the UK with Riverdance, Jeremy was a member of the original ensemble of Celtic Woman. He sang on both their platinum-selling DVDs and CDs and performed to sold out houses across the United States, including a smash run at Carnegie Hall. For the past eight years he has sang with the Irish group Anúna, with whom he has performed alongside such artists as Charlotte Church and Brian Kennedy.

Jeremy has had the honour of recording and performing with a multitude of international artists and celebrities, including Sinead O’Connor, Christy Moore, Jimmy McCarthy, Mary Black, Tyra Banks, the Chieftains, and Placido Domingo. He makes frequent appearances on Irish television and with Opera Ireland. In addition, Jeremy is a talented jazz singer and performs throughout Ireland with the Keynote Singers.

With a view towards continuing his successful vocal career and eventually managing those of others, Jeremy is currently finishing a Master of Business Studies in Project Management at UCD’s Michael Smurfit Business School.