The dispute between RTÉ and the Gaelic Players Association has been resolved. Players who had been refusing to take part in post-match interviews will now co-operate with the broadcaster.

This stand-off arose from RTE's refusal to allow product placement of the C&C Club Energise drink during the interviews. The broadcasters have always maintained that their hands are tied on the matter by statute and EU directive.

Last night the GPA issued a statement, giving the following details: "In return for the collective co-operation of players, the national broadcaster has made a longer-term commitment to players to acknowledge the added value of player accessibility for interview purposes. Negotiated over a period of several weeks, the package will provide the GPA with extensive benefits, including coverage of GPA events."

Meanwhile, Tomás Ó Sé was exonerated of foul play by the Central Disciplinary Committee. The Kerry defender used video evidence to show his actions in the Munster football semi-final against Limerick on June 19th did not warrant a suspension.