While Kenny will remain in charge for the remainder of the year, FAI CEO Jonathan Hill was non-committal on his future post 2023.
FAI CEO Jonathan Hill has confirmed that under-fire Republic of Ireland boss Stephen Kenny will remain in charge for the remainder of 2023.
"It's has been a tough Euro campaign which has seen is pitted against two of the best teams in the world. When pushed on whether Kenny would still be in charge in the unlikely event that Ireland secured a play-off next March for that Summer's Euros, Hill gave no assurances that Kenny would still be in the job.
After a disastrous start - which saw him go 11 games without a first win - fortunes improved and Ireland looked to be moving in the right direction towards the end of 2021 and early stages of 2022. Victory at home to minnows Gibraltar followed before this month's consecutive defeats to both France and Netherlands left Kenny clinging to his job.
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