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Mayo's All-Ireland and Connacht winning manager steps down after five years in charge
MAYO ALL-IRELAND winning boss Mike Solan has stepped down from his role as manager of the county’s U20 football side.
Solan first took charge in October 2015 for the team that competed in the U21 grade then and steered Mayo to All-Ireland glory with a final win over Cork in Ennis.
In addition to that 2016 Connacht U21 triumph, Solan was also at the helm when Mayo won the provincial U20 title in 2018 before they lost out to Kildare in an All-Ireland decider in Croke Park.
Mayo’s U20 campaign ended at the opening hurdle last February when they lost out 3-2 in a penalty shootout against Galway in Castlebar.
The Ballaghaderreen club man was praised by Mayo chairman Liam Moffatt for his contribution to the county’s fortunes and in his own statement he described the role as ‘the greatest honour of my life’.
Solan’s statement in full reads:
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All-Ireland Ballaghaderreen Connacht Gaelic Football Mike Solan Mayo