He was awarded best Irish singer at the prestigious Veronica Dunne International Singing Competition in 2016 and was a semi-finalist of the Angelo Lo Forse Competition in Milan 2017.

Concert and solo performances

Áras an Uachtaráin, Dublin Castle, the Mansion House, Royal Hospital Kilmainham (Irish Presidency of the European Union), solo performances with both the RTÉ National Symphony Orchestra and the RTÉ Concert Orchestra in the National Concert Hall Dublin, Internationale Opernwerkstatt Switzerland, Rennes-le-Chateau France, Singapore, US-Irish Council (NYC) , Ireland Funds (Acrisure Stadium, Pittsburgh), Irish American Partnership (Boston), Irish Consulate (NYC), American Irish Historical Society (NYC), Kilkenny Castle, Hugh Lane Gallery, Kings Inn, Kylemore Abbey, Boyle Arts Festival and the Clifden Arts Festival.

Charity work

Patrick has sung at many events over the years helping to raise money for charities. These include Laura Lynn Ireland’s Children’s Hospice, Barrettstown Children's Charity, Bobby’s Wish to Walk, Saplings Special School, The Alzheimer Society of Ireland, KARE and Tiglin Addiction Centre. He is a former committee member of the Friends of the Vocal Arts/Veronica Dunne International Singing Competition.

Operatic and other roles

Erik Oxenstjerna Cristina, Regina Di Svezia (Wexford Festival Opera), Nemorino L’Elisir d’amore (Wexford FestivalOpera),Tamino The Magic Flute (Wexford Festival Opera), Rodolphe William Tell (Irish National Opera)Silvio / Pasquin Le Docteur Miracle, (Wexford Festival Opera), Rombiodal L’ile de Tulipatan(Northern Ireland Opera) El Remendado Carmen (RTE CO), Camille The MerryWidow (Lyric Opera & Cork Opera House) , Jaquino Fidelio (Lyric Opera), Rodolphe William Tell (Irish National Opera) and Gastone de Letorieres La Traviata (Irish National Opera). He was a member of the Glyndebourne Opera Festival Company Chorus (2012 & 2013). Oratorio performances include The Dream of Gerontius, The Creation, Stabat Mater and The Messiah.

He is a multiple Feis Ceoil winner including the Dermot Troy Trophy for Oratorio, the Count John McCormack Cup, the William Young Cup, the Operatic Duet Cup and the Sligo Feis Ceoil best male singer award. He is a recipient of a bursary from the Count John McCormack Society and is a former Opera Theatre Young Associate Artist.

Patrick has a B.A. in History and Politics from University College Dublin.

The Irish Tenors

In July 2025 Patrick joined The Irish Tenors alongside Anthony Kearns and Ronan Tynan. He performed with them at the Boyle Arts Festival and later for a Christmas Tour in November and December across the United States in 2025. In March 2026 he joined them again for a St. Patrick’s Tour in the United States.

The Irish Tenors have been the acknowledged Celtic music kings since they burst upon the scene during a 1998 tv special from Ireland and then their first U.S. televised show, “Live from Ellis Island” with award-winning actor Martin Sheen as host.

With ten best-selling CDs to their credit, The Irish Tenors – along with The Three Tenors and Andrea Bocelli – have delighted audiences all over the world and are among the most successful acts in PBS history.

The Irish Tenors have performed with symphony orchestras in concert in some of the most stunning and prominent venues in America and beyond from Radio City Music Hall, Madison Square Gardens and Carnegie Hall in New York to The Hollywood Bowl in California and The Sydney Opera House, Australia. They have blazed the trail from coast to coast, thrilling audiences at every single stop with their enchanting Irish repertoire, sweeping secular selections, and dynamic holiday fare.

As the leading musical ambassadors from Ireland, The Irish Tenors have not only serenaded Presidents and Prime Ministers, but millions of concert fans, with the full-bodied sound of symphonic backing on every concert and pure tenor harmony.