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Published 22:16 21 Nov 2018 GMT
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And with Gers offering 800 tickets to the defending Scottish Premiership champions for the clash next month, Celtic intend to consult Rangers' Safety Officer and Police Scotland before listening to supporters' opinions and making a decision on whether or not to accept the allocation.
A Celtic statement said: "The forthcoming Premiership match at Ibrox on December 29, in which the allocation of tickets for Celtic supporters has been cut to around 800, was raised, with shareholders expressing their concern for the safety of Celtic fans who would attend the game.
"The club confirmed that there are ongoing discussions with the relevant bodies, as well as supporters' groups, before making a final decision on whether to recommend that no tickets should be taken for the fixture.
"The safety of Celtic supporters is always the number one priority for the board, something which was also stressed when crowding problems at the Celtic v Rangers game at Celtic Park back in September was raised."Live sport on TV in Ireland this weekend – Football, GAA, Rugby – April 24th to 26th
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