Glentoran through in Setanta Cup but Irish League trio knocked out

A second-half goal by Martin Murray proved enough to give Glentoran a 1-0 aggregate win over St Pat's Athletic in the first round of the Setanta Cup.

The other three Irish League teams all lost out to League of Ireland clubs.

Coleraine's game with Shamrock Rovers seemed to be heading for extra-time but Ciaran Kilduff scored late on the give the Dubliners a 2-1 aggregate win.

Cliftonville drew 2-2 with Cork but went out 6-2 overall while Portadown were hammered 5-0 at home by Drogheda.

Coleraine's Ruairi Harkin in action against Shane Robinson of Shamrock Rovers

That meant a massive 8-2 aggregate defeat for Ronnie McFall's Ports.

Glentoran's reward for their victory is a challenging clash with League of Ireland champions Sligo Rovers.

Sligo were one of the four seeds already through to the quarter-finals, the others being Linfield, Crusaders and Derry City.

Murray's winner for Glentoran was an overhead kick in the 62nd minute after an initial effort had been blocked.

Coleraine suffered an early setback when poor marking allowed Mark Quigley room to shoot past Michael Doherty.

Shane Jennings headed a good chance wide for Coleraine but Oran Kearney's men were hit by Kilduff's late winner for Rovers who won the All-Ireland competition on 2011.

Cliftonville were behind twice but pulled level through Liam Boyce and Stephen Garrett in the draw with Cork at Solitude.

Defender Alan Byrne headed Drogheda into the lead inside the first minute at Portadown.

Drogheda added further goals through Paul O'Conor, Gavin Brennan, David Cassidy and Philip Hand.

Setanta Cup first round

Cliftonville 2 (Boyce 38, Garrett 87) Cork City 2 (Horgan 15, Furlong 52) Cork win 6-2 on aggregate

Coleraine 0 Shamrock Rovers 2 (Quigley 5, Kilduff 91) Shamrock Rovers win 2-1 on aggregate

Glentoran 1 (Murray 62) St Pat's Athletic 0 Glentoran win 1-0 on aggregate

Portadown 0 Drogheda United 5 (Byrne 1, O'Conor 12, Brennan 55, Cassidy 78, Hand 93) Drogheda win 8-2 on aggregate

Setanta Cup quarter-finals

Sligo Rovers v Glentoran

Cork City v Crusaders

Derry City v Drogheda United

Shamrock Rovers v Linfield