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The Mount Sion Choir featuring Ronan Keating release new charity single ‘This is Your Song’ in time for Mother’s Day
Raising vital funds for the Marie Keating Foundation
The single will be available for pre-sale from February 12th and on sale March 5th on all major music platforms including iTunes and Spotify
The Mount Sion Choir featuring Ronan Keating, is releasing their version of the single ‘This is Your Song’, on March 5th, to raise vital funds for the Marie Keating Foundation’s national cancer support and survivorship services.
This performance of the song was recorded as part of the televised spectacular, Concert4Cancer, which aired in August last year and went on to raise more than half a million euro for cancer services.
‘This is Your Song’ was co-written by Ronan Keating and award-winning producer Steve Mac, following the death of Ronan’s mother Marie to breast cancer in 1998. Marie died at the very young age of just 51. Ronan and his siblings were devastated at losing their mother and felt they had to do something to prevent other families going through what they went through. They set up the Marie Keating Foundation in her memory, to ensure that families around Ireland would have access to free information and support.
The Mount Sion Choir was set up eight years ago in Mount Sion CBS, a culturally diverse school where many students were innately gifted at music. Unfortunately, music was not available as a subject, so the students set up as a lunchtime club, which went on to become known as the Mount Sion Choir. Over the last number of years, the choir has gathered a dedicated following and has performed at some incredible locations and for some great causes. Rendition
Due to the pandemic, the choir’s planned trip to sing in Carnegie Hall, New York was cancelled. However, it did not take long for them to brush themselves off and look into their community to see where they could help and so got behind the Concert4Cancer.
The choir is hugely grateful to all the remarkable people they met along this phenomenal journey.
The proceeds from this single are being donated to help support the vital work of the Marie Keating Foundation in supporting cancer patients through the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond.



