The GAA have released a statement regarding this afternoon's meeting with members of the Liam Miller tribute match organising committee.

Gaelic games governing body say the meeting was constructive, and will now consider a  course of action in upcoming meetings. 

Both parties say they will make no further comment until discussion are phrased out at a proposed meeting. 

The full statement reads: 

"A meeting took place today between the GAA and members of the Organising Committee of the Liam Miller Tribute Match.

This meeting involved the GAA’s Director General and Uachtarán and the Chairperson and Secretary of the Cork County Committee.

The Organising Committee was represented by its Chairman Michael O’Flynn, Graham Barrett and Ciarán Medlar.

Both parties agreed that the meeting was open and constructive and the GAA will now further consider the proposal discussed at the meeting.

There will be no further comment from any of the parties involved in these discussions at this time."