What readers are saying about I Can See It Still
Writing I Can See It Still has involved going back over decades of Mayo football from a vantage point none of us had before 2026. There were matches I remembered clearly, others I had partly forgotten, trips, people, places and incidents
I Can See It Still: All Those Years of Mayo Football. And Then 2026.
Generations of Mayo people have grown up with the football: the trips, the talk before and after games, and the familiar faces you came across year after year. In I Can See It Still, Liam Horan draws on a lifetime supporting
Reviews for On The Way Out
A Savoy Editions publication by Limerick Writers' Centre - available to buy HERE ‘I'm immensely fond of Liam Horan's skilful, vivid, nuanced writing, which moves from insight to humour to emotional truthfulness, often in the one crafted paragraph. He's a storyteller
Reviews for Second Chance & Other Stories
Grange Book Club, Killiney, Co. Dublin, recently featured Second Chance & Other Stories as their book of the month. It scored 8/10 and here is a flavour of the reviews: “It is a book to read and read again, slowly, give
Liam Horan wins Gerald Griffin Literary Award
The Limerick Writers' Centre is proud to announce that Co Mayo native Liam Horan has been named the winner of the 2025 Gerald Griffin Competition for First Original Adult Fiction with his manuscript novel submission "On the Way Out”
On The Way Out will be launched in Ballinrobe Library on Saturday, November 22, at 7.30pm. More HERE
Reviews for Second Chance
Grange Book Club, Killiney, Co. Dublin, recently featured Second Chance & Other Stories as their book of the month. It scored 8/10 and here is a flavour of the reviews: "It is a book to read and read again, slowly, give
