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)
At the count centre for Lagan Valley and South Down, the DUP's Edwin Poots and Paul Givan compare notes.
They're both MLAs and are there to cheer on colleagues Jeffrey Donaldson, who held the Lagan Valley seat in the last parliament and Jim Wells, the DUP candidate in South Down.
Natalie Lindo
BBC News
North Antrim will be the first count that takes place at the Seven Towers leisure centre in Ballymena, and we're estimating that it will come in at around 01:00 BST.
We're hearing from the DUP camp that Ian Paisley won't be here until the very last minute - he said it's a DUP tradition and one that his father followed.
We're expecting the Mid-Ulster result at around 03:30 BST. Sinn Féin's Francie Molloy is expected to comfortably win.
Sinn Féin president Gerry Adams on the controversial North Belfast election leaflet used by candidate Gerry Kelly: "I'm 100% sure there was no sectarian motivation behind it."
Let's hope there was no ballot confusion up in East Antrim - the constituency had three candidates with the same last name.
Alex Wilson, Sammy Wilson and Ruth Wilson were all standing but for different parties. If things don't work out tonight, they could always form a Beach Boys tribute act.
Brian Hutton from the Press Association tweets, external that proceedings at the Foyle and East Londonderry count centre are barely audible as a helicopter flies overhead.
BBC News NI's political correspondent Gareth Gordon tweets, external that nearly all of Belfast's ballot boxes have arrived at the count.
Our longest-serving cameraman is at the counts in Omagh tonight. John Otterson is an old hand at elections - he has worked at the BBC for 50 years. Omagh leisure centre is where the votes for the West Tyrone and Fermanagh/South Tyrone constituencies will be counted.
It's not an evaluation of the speed and technique of the ballot stackers... just party reps trying to assess the growing piles of ballots for indications of the outcome.
Image source, Pacemaker
Conor Macauley
BBC News NI
Nigel Dodds of the DUP arrives at the count at Kings Hall.
Catherine Smyth
BBC News
The counters are hard at it in North Antrim. It's a round-the-clock effort for the count staff - and for the media.
Chris Page
BBC News NI Political Correspondent
Peter Robinson was the MP for Belfast East for for 31 years. Belfast East is a personal matter for him.
Naomi Long has been fighting such a hard campaign there. The Alliance team reckon they've knocked 99% of doors in East Belfast.
I wouldn't want to be placing any money on that result tonight.
Conor Spackman
BBC News
Bill Manwaring, Danny Kinahan's UUP colleague, says South Antrim will be tight with his party doing better in some areas than expected.
Keiron Tourish
BBC News NI
The first boxes have been opened and Mark H Durkan believes his uncle Mark, who was the Foyle MP in the last parliament has polled well.
Conor Macauley
BBC News NI
SDLP claiming Alasdair McDonnell well ahead in three tallied boxes in Finaghy, Stranmillis and Lisburn Road. Predicting turnout of 60%.
Conor Spackman
BBC News
Sammy Wilson tells me that if the national exit polls prove true, the DUP will be in a strong position in Westminster.
However, he stresses that the DUP's position is no formal coalition. There will be no "Secretary of State Wilson" he says.
Chris Buckler
BBC Ireland Correspondent
Gerry Adams has arrived at the Belfast count centre.
Keiron Tourish
BBC News NI
The counters aren't hanging about. We're expecting the first result for Foyle at around 01:00 BST or 01:30.
Really we expect no change here - it looks like the SDLP's Mark Durkan is polling fairly well.
It would be a sensational result if Sinn Féin was to win, but they have their eyes on Foyle in the longer term.
The BBC's Anna-Marie McFaul snaps the counters ready and waiting at the North Down and Strangford count. They're in Aurora leisure centre in Bangor.
Jeffrey Donaldson, the sitting MP for Lagan Valley, has the calculator app open on his iPhone. It's a numbers game tonight.
Conor Spackman
BBC News
The first ballot boxes from the South Antrim constituency have been opened. This count is at the Valley Leisure Centre in Newtownabbey.