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 Mayo and on his different vantage points along the way. He returns to moments everyone remembers and others that had almost slipped away, taking the story right through to 26 July 2026, the most famous day of all.
Purchase physical copy of I Can See It Still here
Ebook here
And then there is the sheer joy of the Croke Park hooter, the celebrations and the simple, almost strange pleasure of at last being able to say it: Mayo, All-Ireland champions.
‘Horan carries the reader through the highs and lows of Mayo football with pace, humour and a sharp eye for detail. The people, places and small moments matter every bit as much as what happens on the field. Lively, original and beautifully observed.’
Jonathan Mullin, former RTÉ GAA Correspondent
This is Liam Horan’s third book – the previous two were Second Chance & Other Stories (Mayo Books Press, 2022) and On The Way Out (Savoy Editions, 2025). On The Way Out won the Gerald Griffin Competition for First Original Adult Fiction 2025.
No. 4 on The Irish Times Paperback Non-Fiction Bestseller List.
Published by Townland Press
One book €26. Buy two books for just €48 – €4 discount automatically applies to two or more copies.
Best of luck with the book launch , Liam.
Can’t wait to get this book.