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A dejected Stephen Kenny after last Sunday night's defeat to the Netherlands. Ryan Byrne/INPHO
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Stephen Kenny to remain as Ireland boss for rest of Euro qualifying campaign
Ireland lost out to France and Netherlands last week.
STEPHEN KENNY WILL stay in charge as Ireland manager for the remainder of their Euro 2024 qualifying campaign.
FAI chief Jonathan Hill confirmed at a press conference this morning in Abbotstown that Kenny will remain in his position for the remaining three qualifier games that Ireland face.
Ireland host Greece next month and are then away to Gibraltar, before November brings a trip to face the Netherlands and a friendly at home to New Zealand.
Kenny’s future in the role has come under serious doubt in the wake of last week’s defeats to France and Netherlands that ended Ireland’s qualification hopes for Euro 2024 in Germany.
More to follow…
Stephen Kenny to remain in charge of senior men's team until conclusion of Euro 2024 qualifying campaign and New Zealand Friendly in November, after which the board will review pic.twitter.com/NWkhf1Lej3
— RTÉ Soccer (@RTEsoccer) September 14, 2023
Written by David Sneyd and posted on the42.ie
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