Offaly are preparing for a Wexford rematch in the preliminary round this Sunday.
Offaly Senior Football Manager John Maughan says his players are embracing the challenge of the Tailteann Cup.
The Mayo native views the opportunity to play at Croke Park as an incentive, as they face into a preliminary round tie in Wexford this weekend.
Offaly will be looking to make amends for a three-point defeat to the same side in the Leinster Championship last month.
This Sunday's game throws in at Enniscorthy at 2pm, and we'll have live commentary here on Midlands 103.
Speaking prior to the Tailteann Cup draw yesterday, John Maughan said his side are excited to get restarted:
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