Dublin and Meath will play a challenge match next month to help raise funds for Dunboyne man Sean Cox, who suffered devastating injuries in an attack outside Anfield last April.
Jim Gavin's All-Ireland champions will travel to Pairc Tailteann in Navan to face the Royal County on Sunday 16 December.
It's the latest in a series of initiatives to offer support to the Cox family.
Sean Cox is a member of the St Peter's Dunboyne GAA club - Liverpool hung the team's jersey in their dressing room ahead of the premier League game against Stoke - and there's been an enormous outpouring of goodwill since the attack.
Cox sustained serious head injuries in an incident before Liverpool's 5-2 victory against Rome at the Merseyside ground.
Seamus Coleman and Jurgen Klopp are among the huge numbers who've made donations on a gofundme fundraising page which has raised nearly €221k to date.
Dublin and Meath this evening both confirmed the game will take place.
Our Senior Footballers will face @MeathGAA next month in a charity match in aid of injured Meath-native Sean Cox (@coxynwa). Full details TBC
— Dublin GAA (@DubGAAOfficial) November 6, 2018
