The FAI have made a statement on the future of Stephen Kenny after their latest board meeting.
The Board met on Monday evening with Kenny's future on the agenda of talking points.
And the FAI released a statement, saying that they had a detailed review of the 2022 qualification campaign.
But crucially, there was no update about Kenny's contract.
In the statement, they said: "The Football Association of Ireland can confirm that Board members undertook positive and detailed discussions around a review of the FIFA World Cup 2022 qualification tournament in its entirety at its scheduled meeting in Dublin this evening.
"CEO Jonathan Hill will now provide feedback to the Republic of Ireland Men's Senior Team management accordingly and will move the process forward.
"As with all employee matters, this process remains confidential."
Kenny's 2022 campaign got off to a disastrous start with losses to Serbia and Luxembourg.
But there was steady progression throughout the campaign with big wins against Azerbaijan and Luxembourg to end the campaign as well as a draw against Portugal.
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