-CELTIC FC AUTHOR-
LIAM KELLY
CELTIC BOOKS & MEDIA
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I published my first book, Our Stories & Our Songs: The Celtic Support, in August 2015. All proceeds from the book go to Jay Beatty's Down's & Proud charity.
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Following the success of my debut project, I published a second Celtic book, Take Me To Your Paradise: A History Of Celtic Related Incidents & Events, in October 2019. It is a publication, which takes a look at the history of the club from a unique angle. The book focuses on a selection of individual incidents and organised events throughout each decade of Celtic's existence.
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In 2020 I began writing articles for The Celtic Star Magazine. On their website, I post a mixture of breaking news articles and historical Celtic stories. You can find my posts at the following address: https://thecelticstar.com/author/liam-kelly-1967/
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Book previews can be found on the site. For summaries and to make purchases, please visit the Books tab.
A great strength of the support has been its communal voice. We are taken back to 'God Save Ireland', sung in unison by Celtic and Hibernian supporters in 1911, a song of resonance from the very early years of Celtic history, but it's not all heavy sentiment. Readers of a certain age will give a knowing smile when recalling 'Ten men won the league tra-la-la-la-la'.
Paul Brennan (Celtic Quick News) - On Our Stories & Our Songs
For a young lad, Liam has an excellent grasp of the history.
The Shamrock Magazine
Congratulations Liam. That is the most poignant account of the Brookeborough Raid and life of Sean South that I have ever read. Cathy Camplisson (Irish history enthusiast)
The author of this very book thought about writing it because he saw it as a vehicle to raise charitable funds. He's done that and the ball is rolling from there.
Matt McGlone (Celts for Change & The Alternative View)
