Abbeylara defeat puts Frankie Dolan in the frame for Longford job!
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Former Roscommon star set to meet the selection committee
Frankie Dolan is apparently in the frame for the vacant Longford senior football job in the aftermath of Abbeylara’s defeat against Killoe in the Senior Football Championship semi-final on Saturday evening last.
The former Roscommon star, who guided Abbeylara to Connolly Cup glory in 2024 and was in his third season in charge of the north Longford team, has indicated that he is interested in succeeding Mike Solan as the county boss.
Longford GAA have confirmed that “we hope to be meeting him (Dolan) and a number of others” in the selection process.
Frankie was part of the Wicklow management team for the past two seasons, helping Oisin McConville’s squad to win the Tailteann Cup in July.
Solan surprisingly stood down in August after two seasons, despite steering Longford to promotion from Division 4 last spring, and has subsequently taken over Offaly.
A class act attacker, Dolan won a Connacht SFC medal with Roscommon in 2001 and kicked the winning point as St Brigid’s Kiltoom made history by claiming the 2013 All-Ireland club senior title.
Fabulous Frankie also played a major role in Ballymahon’s historic senior football championship success in 2002.