Simon Ispembry, the temporary president of Ireland, says he had no connection from the Wales Union of Rajabi (WRU) about the replacement of Warren Gatend as a head coach.
Wales separated from Gateland last week, and while Matt Sherat received a temporary charge, Easterby is believed to be one of the goals of WRU.
However, Easterby – who lives in Wales and Al -Qarar had previously arrested – refused to “speculate” about his future.
“I didn't really know that I was associated, but of course there was speculation and this is all: speculation,” said Estbi after naming his team to face Wales in the six nations on Saturday in Cardiff.
“I am not in control of it. I love what I am here. I was in this position with the team for a long time and I am very lucky for the people I work with, both management and players, and for me this is a dream function.
“Speculation is exactly, it is speculation and nothing I can control.”
The former international Easterby in Ireland started his training career with Scarletz before joining the Irish background team in 2014.
The 49 -year -old ascended in Yorkshire to lead the team this year, while the main coach Andy Farrell was loaned with the British and Irish lions.
“For the time being, this is my only focus and anything that happens in the future … within a year, you may lose your job and we know in sport it is somewhat liquid around people who move from something to something,” Isserbi added.
“Whatever happens, I had no connection from WRU, so for me, all weapons are rising towards Cardiff on Saturday and ensuring that I and other coaches are preparing the team in the right way. Outside my control.”
