Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer hasn't ruled out being the next US ambassador to Ireland.
The post has been vacant since Kevin F O'Malley left the role last year.
US President Donald Trump has yet to name a successor, with Reece Smyth made acting ambassador back in March 2017.
Mr Spicer has been tipped by some as a possible successor in the role.
He's in Ireland at the moment on a book tour - 'The Briefing' details his time working for the US president.
Having fun talking #TheBriefing and signing copies in Dublin today! Thanks for the perfect tie, @NewMajorityCA ! #booklaunch #booktour #dublin #easonbooks #iiea pic.twitter.com/mwk5UudieN
— Sean Spicer (@seanspicer) August 20, 2018
He said he has no other plans right now, but didn't rule it out.
"I'm just happy right now promoting a book.
"I've always said that if I'm asked to serve our country in any way I would consider it - but right now, I'm happy being a tourist".
Mr Spicer also said he wished he could get a 'do-over' on his time at the White House.
"It would be a lot better to go in and say 'let's do it this way'... There's very few things I think if you can look at in hindsight and say 'Would you re-do this and improve all the areas that you fell short on' - wouldn't you do that.
"I don't think there's many scenarios where I wouldn't want to go back and say 'Would you do that interaction over and better'".
