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Neal announced his retirement from professional football after the 2009 season, to further his studies in Law, but then signed for non-professional side Douglas Hall and in June 2010 signed a new contract with Cork City.

Horgan is a published author, having written a booked entitled 'Death of a Football Club?: The Story of Cork City FC: Season 2008' in 2014, where he recalls the liquidation battle facing his football club during the 2008 season. Subsequently, Horgan followed up this book with a second book entitled 'Second City: The Fall, Death and Rise of Cork City FC, Part Two, Season 2009', which was published in 2016 and continued from where his first book finished off.

Because of his birth on American soil Neal is eligible to work without visa issues in the USA. During the following Winter off-season (January 2007) Neal investigated the possibility of combining his football and law experience in the US, participating in a pre-season camp in Mexico with Colorado Rapids before choosing instead to return to Cork City for the start of the 2007 campaign.

Horgan played a role in Cork City's League of Ireland winning campaign in 2005, and completed a Law degree in 2006.

Under manager Pat Dolan, Horgan played at right fullback for Cork City before fracturing his leg in April 2004 during a Munster derby against Waterford United, ruling him out of the club's UEFA Inter-Toto Cup campaign. (The then under-21 level prospect, and future club captain, Cillian Lordan deputised for Horgan in his absence). Horgan recovered ahead of schedule to reclaim his place as the season came to a close.

Neal Horgan (born 29 November 1979, in San Francisco) is a professional footballer who has played for some years for Cork City in the League of Ireland Premier Division.