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Stephen Kenny is going to the World Cup as a spectator, his players, at home, watching along with the rest of us on television, as the top footballing nations of the world gather in Qatar for the unique winter tournament.
Stephen Kenny rarely looks beyond the next game, however, a natural exception can be made for this week's international double header against Norway and Malta.
INTERNATIONAL FRIENDLY Republic of Ireland v Norway, Thursday November 17, Aviva Stadium 7.45pm.
Stephen Kenny wants his side to hit the ground running when they begin their Euro 2024 qualification campaign in March, and the Ireland manager feels that the visit of Norway to Dublin provides the perfect test for his side ahead of the extended international break.
Republic of Ireland midfielder Josh Cullen has backed Keith Andrews' credentials as a "top coach" amid recent criticism aimed at Stephen Kenny's assistant manager.
Chiedozie Ogbene says he's not taking his Republic of Ireland career for granted as the Rotherham United forward prepares for the upcoming friendlies with Norway and Malta.
"Two wins," is Gavin Bazunu's blunt answer when he's asked what would make a good international break for the Republic of Ireland.
Long-time BBC, ESPN and World Soccer South American football expert Tim Vickery joins Raf Diallo on this week's RTÉ Soccer Podcast to preview Brazil, Argentina, Ecuador and Uruguay ahead of the 2022 World Cup, while Ollie Cahill and Graham Gartland react to Derry City's comprehensive FAI Cup final victory over Shelbourne, UCD's promotion/relegation play-off win over Waterford, the League of Ireland's minimum wage agreement and Stephen Kenny's latest Ireland squad for friendlies against Norway and Malta.