COALITION PARTNERS HAVE turned their attention away from each other and are calling on Sinn Féin to publish its manifesto, fighting with Labour and shopping in Cork — here’s what’s in store for today’s events:

Fianna Fáil and FIne Gael have said Mary Lou McDonald must publish Sinn Féin's manifesto before a televised debate this evening. Alamy Alamy

• Sinn Féin’s Mairéad Farrell Rose Conway-Walsh and Louis O’Hara are in Galway later this morning to discuss their party’s six steps to end the waste of public funds

• Green Party leader Roderic O’Gorman and candidates will be in Dublin city centre to speak to the media, announcing work/life balance proposals

• The Social Democrats will announce its 120-point plan for disability legislation reform and proposals for a weekly cost of disability payment in Dublin

• Fine Gael ministers Helen McEntee and Paschal Donohoe will canvass with candidates in Cork later this afternoon and, maybe, do a bit of shopping at the markets

• People Before Profit‘s Conor Reddy is today going to publish the party’s policies for better protections for those renting and younger people seeking a home

• Culture is central to Labour’s announcements today, with party spokesperson Marie Sherlock announcing plans to invest more into the arts

• Fianna Fáil are calling on Sinn Féin to publish its manifesto ahead of a televised debate tonight

• It marks the beginning of the end to coalition infighting as Fine Gael and Labour scrapped yesterday over plans to pause sick leave arrangements, in our lead story this morning

• Tánasite and party leader Micheál Martin will join candidate Jim O’Callaghan in campaigning in Dublin – they’ll take some time to speak with the media too

• That televised debate? That will be on Upfront on RTÉ One at 9.35pm tonight