Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil representatives are due to meet again today, following direct talks between Micheál Martin and Enda Kenny at the weekend.
Water is still seen as the main stumbling block to an agreement – however reports today suggest that Fine Gael may be willing to suspend bills in a bid to end the deadlock.
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Both sides are also considering setting up a commission- run by an independent panel of experts – to examine the charging system.
On Friday, negotiating teams referred disagreements on health, housing and water to their respective leaders.
Joint-leader of the Social Democrats, Stephen Donnelly says a deal should've been reached by now.
