About Cregal Art


Marie and Paddy Creavin established Cregal Art in 1963 through their shared passion for art and craft. The business has grown from humble beginnings and is now one of the largest art and craft suppliers in Ireland to the Educational market.


Cregal Art is 100% Irish owned and is managed by Paddy’s daughter Mary Creavin-Ludden and over the years the business has grown from strength to strength. We supply to pre-schools, primary schools, secondary schools, colleges and many other institutes around the country.


Paddy Creavin passed away peacefully this year in the family home next to the business he established. During his 86 years his passion for art never lessened and he would often be seen encouraging young artists and children to explore their artistic talents.


Cregal Art has flourished over the past 55 years. We have gained a reputation built on providing competitive prices, a wide variety of quality products, prompt delivery and personal service for art, craft and picture framing supplies throughout Ireland.


We employ 12 highly qualified people with an in- depth knowledge of art and craft, who are more than capable of answering any queries you may have.


Cregal Art would like to thank all of our customers for their continued support over the years.


Cregal Art supplies a vast range of products in the areas of Art, Craft, Technical Graphics, DCG and Educational Aids. Our customers include crèches, pre-schools, montessori, primary schools, secondary schools, third level educational establishments and various clubs and societies nationwide.


Shop on-line at www.cregalart.ie to view our full range of products at competitive prices.


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