Government and opposition leaders have made their final pitch to voters ahead of a broadcast news blackout on campaign coverage.
It comes as people in Clare have been outlining the issues they hope to see addressed once the incoming Government is established.
Political parties have been holding their final media events of the general election this morning ahead of the ban on broadcasting this afternoon.
The Taoiseach has re-stated in his final press conference of the election that he has no intention of doing a deal with Micheal Martin.
Enda Kenny says the Fianna Fáil leader can't be trusted.
While, the Fianna Fáil Leader Micheal Martin is warning the people of Ireland not to be fooled by the Government's promise to reduce the Universal Social Charge.
Tánaiste Joan Burton appealed to voters to give the current government another 5 years.
While Sinn Féin leader, Gerry Adams, warned against maintaining the status quo, urging the public to stage another 'rising' at the ballot box tomorrow.
But with the people of Clare heading to the polling stations tomorrow, people have been speaking to Clare FM about what they want to see when the next Government takes office.
They've highlighted the areas of health, roads infrastructure, the economy and taxes.
And that brings an end to our coverage of the general election campaign. A broadcast moratorium comes into effect at 2pm and remains in place until the end of voting, to allow you, the voter, space to consider how you will cast your ballot tomorrow.
Clare FM will bring you details on tomorrow's vote and turnout throughout polling day, while on Saturday we'll be live from the count centre at The Falls Hotel, Ennistymon bringing you all the drama and the results first in General Election 2016.
