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A juvenile exhibition at half-time in Liam Miller's match match at Pairc Ui Chaoimh in both throw and football was confirmed by the organizing committee and the County Council of Cork
. this weekend, and a follow-up meeting was held today between members of the organizing committee of Liam Miller Tribute and the chairman and secretary of the County Cork Board of Directors for agree on further details of the event.
confirmed that there will be no rental fee for the stadium, which is highly appreciated by the organizers, "said the joint statement.
" It was also agreed that the most appropriate way to celebrate and acknowledge Liam's involvement in GAA sport at a youthful level is to organize juvenile exhibition games, both in football and hurling, in the middle of the day. time with the boys and girls of Liam Éire Óg. "
The organizing committee of Liam Miller confi dent of the sale of Pairc Ui Chaoimh for charity game pic.twitter.com/8YJSekhEaV
Addressing RTÉ Sport, Chairman of the Organizing Committee of Liam Miller, Michael O 'FLynn s. is said confident Tuesday, September 25 will be a liquidation.
"I would be very optimistic about the sale of tickets because the public demand has been huge, of course, it's a big stadium and it's not a big deal. is a Tuesday afternoon, but I would be extremely positive.
John Caulfield, head of Cork City, adds:
"I think the demand around the city and county has been phenomenal outside of Cork itself. I want to go to the game. I think the fact that it is in the park [Pairc Ui Chaoimh] 45 000 [capacity] allows people from different regions to go there.
"Overall, it will be a fantastic opportunity and we"
GAA President, John Horan, said this weekend that an offer from the organizing committee to donate to a charity of the GAA was refused by the organization.
"They made a generous offer to us that they would donate to a GAA charity, but we actually refused that We will take care of it and we will take care of the charity that was here at the center of Croke Park, "he said.
"As an organization, we feel responsible for taking care of our own members. "
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