- 1971
- The new choir began its activities by giving concerts and recitals
- 1972
- Production of The Gypsy Baron with full orchestra
- 1975
- Trip to Rome for Canonization of St. Oliver Plunkett
- 1975
- Cork International Choral Festival
- First Place
- 1976
- Cork International Choral Festival
- Second Place
- 1977
- Finglas Choral Festival
- First Place
- 1978
- Dundalk Choral Festival (Sacred Music)
- First Place
- Dundalk Choral Festival (Men)
- First Place
- Cork International Choral Festival (Men)
- Second Place
- Arklow Choral Festival (Men)
- First Place
- Finglas Choral Festival (Men)
- First Place
- 1979
- Dundalk Choral Festival
- First Place
- Dundalk Choral Festival (Premier)
- First Place
- 1980
- Dundalk Choral Festival
- First Place
- Limerick Choral Festival (Sacred Music)
- First Place
- Newry Choral Festival (Sacred Music)
- First Place
- Newry Choral Festival (Premier)
- First Place
- 1981
- Cork International Choral Festival (Séan O Riada Memorial Trophy)
- Second Place
- 1982
- Cork International Choral Festival
- First Place
- Navan Coral Festival (McGona Cup)
- First Place
- 1983
- Dundalk Choral Festival (Premier)
- First Place
- Dundalk Choral Festival (Men)
- Second Place
- Isle of Man Choral Festival (Premier)
- First Place
- Isle of Man Choral Festival (Men)
- First Place
- Navan Choral Festival (Men)
- First Place
- 1984
- Dundalk Choral Festival
- Second Place
- Dundalk Choral Festival (Men)
- Third Place
- Morcombe Choral Festival (Premier)
- First Place
- Morcombe Choral Festival (Sacred Music)
- Second Place
- Morcombe Choral Festival (Men)
- Second Place
- Morcombe Choral Festival (Full Choir)
- Second Place
- Newry Choral Festival (Sacred Music)
- First Place
- Newry Choral Festival (Men)
- Second Place
- 1985
- Cork International Choral Festival
- Third Place
- Dundalk Choral Festival
- First Place
- 1986
- Dundalk Choral Festival
- First Place
- Dundalk Choral Festival (Men)
- First Place
- Chester Choral Festival
- First Place
- Chester Choral Festival (Tredagh Singers)
- Second Place
- Chester Choral Festival (Boyne Singers)
- Third Place
- Navan Choral Festival (Men)
- First Place
- Navan Choral Festival
- Premier Award
- Llandudno Choral Festival (Men)
- First Place
- 1987
- Eugene Mooney retires as conductor, Fergal Caulfield appointed
- Edinburgh Music Festival (Evening Mail Cup)
- First Place
- Welsh National Eisteddfod
- Fourth Place
- 1988
- Sligo International Choral Festival
- Second Place
- Navan Choral Festival
- Second Place
- 1989
- Dundalk Choral Festival
- Premier Award
- Dundalk Choral Festival (Sacred Music)
- First Place
- 1990
- Belfast Choral Festival
- Premier Award
- Belfast Choral Festival (Men)
- Second Place
- Navan Choral Festival (Sacred Music)
- First Place
- Navan Choral Festival
- Premier Award
- Sligo International Choral Festival
- Fourth Place
- 1991
- Navan Choral Festival
- Premier Award
- 1992
- Navan Choral Festival
- Premier Award
- Navan Choral Festival (Sacred Music)
- First Place
- Dundalk Choral Festival (Sacred Music)
- First Place
- 1993
- Chester Choral Festival (Tredagh Singers)
- First Place
- Chester Choral Festival
- Best of Festival
- Chester Choral Festival
- Premier Award
- Navan Choral Festival (Sacred Music)
- First Place
- Dundalk Choral Festival (Sacred Music)
- First Place
- Dundalk Choral Festival
- Premier Award
- 1994
- Cork International Choral Festival
- Second Place
- Dundalk Choral Festival (Sacred Music)
- First Place
- Dundalk Choral Festival (Plainchant)
- First Place
- 1995
- Belfast Choral Festival (Sacred Music)
- First Place
- 1996
- Edinburgh Music Festival (Sacred Music)
- First Place
- Belfast Choral Festival
- Premier Award
- Dundalk Choral Festival (Sacred Music)
- Second Place
- Dundalk Choral Festival (Plainchant)
- Second Place
- 1998
- Dundalk Choral Festival (Sacred Music)
- First Place
- Dundalk Choral Festival (Plainchant)
- First Place
- Cheltenham Music Festival
- First Place
- Cheltenham Music Festival (Sacred Music)
- First Place
- Navan Choral Festival (Sacred Music)
- First Place
- Navan Choral Festival (Plainchant)
- First Place
- Llandudno Choral Festival
- Second Place
- 1999
- Dundalk Choral Festival
- April
- Isle of Man Choral Festival
- May
- 2001
- Participants at New Ross Choral Festival and Sligo Choral Festival
- 2002
- Cork Choral Festival: Winner of Contemporary Music Centre Trophy for the Performance of a work, written by an Irish composer.
- New Ross Choral Festival: First Place in Mixed Voice Choirs (over 40 voices) John O’Brien Trophy – Second Place in Sacred Music Competition
- 2003
- Cork Choral Festival: Winners for Philip Ó Laoire Trophy for performance of a work in the Irish language.
- 2004
- Chester Music Festival – First Place in Sacred Music Competition
- First Place (Chamber choir and Mixed Voice)
- Arklow Music Festival (Sacred Music)
- First Place AND Clery Perpetual Cup