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Former Ireland international Chris Hughton is currently managing Ghana at the Africa Cup of Nations. PIC: Sportsfile
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Last November signalled the end of Stephen Kenny's reign as Republic of Ireland manager.
Since then, the FAI have been in the process of appointing the next name to take over as boss.
The Boys in Green's next international break takes place in March when Ireland host Belgium and Switzerland at the Aviva Stadium.
According to the bookmakers, the current frontrunners for the role are ex-Celtic manager Neil Lennon, England under-21 boss Lee Carsley and Ghana head coach Chris Hughton - who is currently at the Africa Cup of Nations.
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