Offaly will have their eyes on collecting more silverware in the Tailteann Cup
Offaly football joint manager Mickey Harte says theirs two big prizes for his team if they were to win this year's Tailteann Cup.
The Faithful County's place in the competition was cemented last weekend, after losing out to Meath in the Leinster Quarter Final.
Offaly will be hoping for a much better campaign compared to last season, where they lost all 3 group matches.
The former Derry boss says the competition has been made more attractive this time round.
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