Historically our ancestors have utilised stone as a material to construct some of the most impressive buildings and monuments on earth. Armagh Marble is such a stone, giving a character of nobility entirely suited in its use to adorn the palace of the ancient Kings of Ireland on the hill Emain Macha, seat of Conchubar the King sited at Navan Fort and later to enhance St. Patrick's First Church at Ard Macha where the cathedral now stands in Armagh City.

Thomas Ogle, sovereign of Armagh worked and polished Armagh Marble in the late 1700s for export to various parts of the UK for extensive use in enhancing the ecclesiastical and domestic buildings of the era.

It is perhaps not surprising then that Armagh Marble Company established in 1998 has been such a success considering the quality of the marble from local quarries and the highly talented craftsmen who carry on traditional skills passed on by a generation of artisans. The company has established a reputation of consistent commitment to quality producing a highly desirable range of marble products.