On the penultimate day of campaigning in the presidential election, Fine Gael candidate Heather Humphreys will be in counties Cork and Clare, while Independent Catherine Connolly will be on the stump in Cavan, Monaghan and Westmeath.
Both candidates participated in the final TV debate of the campaign last night, on RTÉ's Prime Time.
Last night's debate covered many themes of this presidential election campaign in great detail, and both candidates stuck to their long-held positions.
Ms Humphreys engaged in intense discussion over the 70-minutes, but there was no clear indication by the end of the programme that she had changed the dynamic of a contest which polls suggest favour Ms Connolly.
Today, Ms Humphreys starts campaigning in Cork's South Mall, before moving on to the Arts and Heritage centre in Mitchelstown and then campaigning on the streets of Ennis.
Ms Connolly will begin her day in Monaghan before travelling to Cavan, then Athlone and ending with campaign supporters and Palestine activists in Mullingar.
Tomorrow will be the final day of campaigning, with voters going to the polls on Friday.
