Liam the Magician
Liam Sheehan is one of Cork’s most in-demand entertainers thanks to his delightful and mind-bending work as a magician, literally bringing a touch of magic to your wedding celebration. A little bit of fun, laughter, astonishment and mischief is welcome at any wedding reception, and Liam brings it with quite a few tricks up his sleeve. He has a talent for close-up magic that brings people together, whether that be at your drinks reception, mingling after dinner or over the following morning’s wedding breakfast – there is nothing like some magic to rouse tired heads after a big reception the night before! A magician is an ideal ice breaker for guests who may not know one another, as they gather around and share in their delight at the scene unfolding in front of them. While his magic skills may set Liam apart from a crowd, he uses it to bring people together.
The wow factor
Liam has a repertoire of celebrity fans, having entertained some very A-List guests in the past, including Michael Jackson, who personally requested that Liam perform for him and his family when they visited Blackwater Castle in Cork. This speaks to his clever and entertaining showmanship, which has left even the megastars of Hollywood in awe. One of his most famous pieces of magic involves borrowing a dollar or euro note – which he did for the King of Pop – and producing a goldfish from it. He is also an accomplished mentalist, with prediction and mindreading in his vast arsenal of skills. He is also the resident entertainer at the premier multi-million Hogs Head Golf Club in Waterville, and so has wowed guests from top-level golf tours with some of the world’s most famous names in sports offering him applause.
Consciously curated
Liam’s magic for weddings is carefully interactive and elegant, enhancing the mood of an evening without stealing the spotlight from the wedding party. He can work a room with ease without pulling focus from other moments taking place across a reception, creating little oases of entertainment from table to table.
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