Other Projects and interests
Aerial Photography
Oisin is a Paramotor Pilot and keen Aerial Photographer.
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National Sculpture Factory
Oisin Creagh was a board member and Chair of the National Sculpture Factory, in Cork City for over ten years.
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Triskel Arts Centre 
Oisin is a long time board member fo the Triskel Arts Centre in Cork, after many years as Architect in the Restoration and refurbishment stages.
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Circus Factory Cork
Recent arrival to the board of the Circus Factory Cork.
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Part of the team of the international organisation Conservation without Borders, with Dame Sacha Dench and others promoting the message of Conservation internationally.
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Sample Studios - Cork
Oisin has been a long time board member of the Artists Studios, Sample Studios, since early days in Sullivans Quay, to new site in Hollyhill, Cork.
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Ocean To City
Member of the Ocean to City Maritime Festival Committee.
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The expedition involved a 3,000km paramotor flight from Ireland to Africa, and was a fund raising and awareness campaign in aid of Gorta - Self Help Africa , the International Aid Agency.
The trip undertook a unique and challenging un-supported paramotor flight from Ireland to the North Coast of Africa. This flight of approximately 3,000 kilometres involved a number of sea crossings, starting with the first between the North East coast of Ireland, to the coast of Scotland, near Stranraer, before working down through the UK to the Straights of Dover, and a crossing of the English Channel. This was followed by the flight down the length of France, across the Pyrenees, and down the full length of Spain, to Gibraltar. This was the final crossing before landing on the coast of North Africa.
The flight was one of the longest paramotor expeditions ever undertaken and will present a number of significant challenges on the way.
The trip undertook a unique and challenging un-supported paramotor flight from Ireland to the North Coast of Africa. This flight of approximately 3,000 kilometres involved a number of sea crossings, starting with the first between the North East coast of Ireland, to the coast of Scotland, near Stranraer, before working down through the UK to the Straights of Dover, and a crossing of the English Channel. This was followed by the flight down the length of France, across the Pyrenees, and down the full length of Spain, to Gibraltar. This was the final crossing before landing on the coast of North Africa.
The flight was one of the longest paramotor expeditions ever undertaken and will present a number of significant challenges on the way.
