The former Wales boss is understood to have met FAI officials with a view to taking the job
Chris Coleman has emerged as a leading contender to succeed Stephen Kenny as Republic of Ireland senior men's team manager.
The former Wales boss is understood to have met FAI officials with a view to taking the job.
Coleman guided his native country to the semi-finals of Euro 2016.
His last involvement in management was with Greek club Atromitos, where he was in charge until October of last year.
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