Ireland manager Martin O'Neill says there is "no real issue or delay" in his contract talks with the FAI.
His contract is due to expire after the Euros this summer, but it's expected he'll sign a new one, having guided the boys in green to France 2016.
O'Neill explained why the talks haven't happened just yet
Martin O'Neill with FAI CEO John Delaney at the SSE Airtricity League launch at The Aviva Stadium on Wednesday
Assistant Manager Roy Keane has been linked with a number of managerial vacancies in both England and Scotland since taking the job and having managed at Sunderland and Ipswich before, Keane is likely to return to a manager’s hot seat at some stage.
O’Neill says his number two will make up his own mind about his future, and the pair have not discussed it
Roy Keane as Sunderland Manager in 2008
The Ireland boss does admit that Keane will want to be the main man and manage again
O’Neill was speaking to 98FM at the Celtic Pure facility in Monaghan, they're the official water supplier to the FAI, and you'll hear from Martin on Now That’s What I Call Sport on Sunday at 9am.
