Alliance Party's Naomi Long loses East Belfast seat to DUP's Gavin Robinson
Sinn Féin’s Michelle Gildernew loses Fermanagh and South Tyrone seat to UUP’s Tom Elliott
DUP's Willie McCrea loses South Antrim seat to UUP's Danny Kinahan
Final results: DUP: 8 (-) Sinn Féin: 4 (-1) SDLP: 3 UUP: 2 (+2) Ind: 1 Alliance: 0 (-1)
Former Labour home secretary David Blunkett: "I don't believe any of the Northern Ireland parties would vote for particular parts of the Conservative programme - I certainly hope not."
On the exit poll, he adds: "Obviously smaller parties like the DUP and SDLP will find themselves in a stronger position."
Mark Simpson
BBC News NI
The long-awaited East Belfast result is expected around 2.30am.
North Belfast around 3.30am.
Ciara Riddell
BBC News NI
We're told that it is neck-and-neck here in Newtownabbey between the DUP's Willie McCrea and Danny Kinahan of the UUP.
DUP sources say there's been a lot of tactical voting here by traditionally SDLP and Alliance voters on behalf of Danny Kinahan.
We're told by Alliance tallies that Danny Kinahan is ahead by 1%. There is still counting going on here, though.
Sharon Bradford
BBC News
A tense moment for Pat Doherty MP - he nearly didn't get in to the West Tyrone count because he forgot his ID!
News Letter
The News Letter says, external that Fermanagh & South Tyrone may have had a record turnout.
Ciaran McCauley
BBC News NI
The state of play - we've had no results so far. Nada. But a number are expected soon, including Foyle and Lagan Valley.
We don't know who'll be first but it seems likely things are about to get very busy.
Mark Simpson
BBC News NI
Latest from Belfast count: declaration for West Belfast possibly around 1.15am. South Belfast around 1.45am.
Sean O'Halloran
BBC News NI
It's official - the Foyle turnout is 53.58%.
Maggie Taggart
BBC News
The DUP says the Lagan Valley result could come in at about 1am - that's earlier than expected.
Jeffrey Donaldson looks relaxed and confident he'll take the seat.
Helen Jones
BBC News NI
A microphone is pinned next to Lady Sylvia Hermon's rosette so she can be interviewed live from North Down on BBC Radio Ulster.
The DUP's Jeffrey Donaldson tells BBC Radio Ulster there has been "low-level contact" with other parties over the possibility of forming the next government.
"If the exit polls are correct then the DUP could be in a very influential position at the end of this election," he said.
"There's been nothing by way of formal or informal negotiation. I would call it low-level contact... not just with the Conservatives."
Larne Times
Larne Times tweets, external that talk of a result at East Antrim is a false alarm - the result is some time away yet.
Londonderry Sentinel
Londonderry Sentinel tweets, external that Mark Durkan's ballots are impressive even to those outside his party.
Image source, Londonderry Sentinel
Time for a snack in North Antrim - this is some of the debris of election reporting.
The Fermanagh South Tyrone count is due to start at 2am, BBC producer Sharon Bradford says.
When her email came in, sighs and groans were heard across the newsroom.
It's going to be a long old night.
Chris Thornton
BBC News
The turnout in Lagan Valley is 56.19%.
That's almost exactly the same as in the 2010 election, when 56.2% of eligible voters cast a ballot.
Gareth Gordon
BBC News NI Political Correspondent
A West Belfast declaration "not too far off" says the chief electoral officer.
All the boxes from North Antrim and Mid Ulster are now at the count centre in Ballymena, Radio Ulster producer Catherine Smyth says.
Helen Jones
BBC News NI
Lady Sylvia Hermon says she doesn't expect a phone call from David Cameron to join the coalition.
Sean O'Halloran
BBC News NI
A very relaxed Mark Durkan arrives at the Foyle count.
