Mike Solan is to take charge of the Offaly Footballers.
Midlands 103 commentator Brian Gavin believes the target for the new Offaly Football Manager is to win the Tailteann Cup.
Mayo man Mike Solan steps into the role, succeeding Declan Kelly and Mickey Harte, after managing the Longford footballers for the past two seasons.
Solan led Mayo U21s to the All-Ireland title in 2016 as well as leading Longford to Division Three promotion earlier this year.
Joe Keane, who previously coached Mayo, Sligo and Longford, will join the management team alongside former Offaly footballer and current Shamrocks manager Nigel Dunne.
Gavin says there are two tagrets for Solan during his term:
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