That is all from us after another dramatic day in the Irish Premiership.

Larne and Glentoran remain in the hunt for second place after their wins against Colerain and Crusaders.

Champions Linfield eased to victory against Dungannon Swifts, as did Cliftonville against Glenavon.

Loughgall were relegated after defeat by Portadown, whilst Carrick Rangers left it late to equalise against Ballymena United.

You can read the report from those games here.

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David Cushley produces a composed finish to score a late equaliser for Carrick.

Here are the full-time results from across the Irish Premiership today.

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Paul O'Neill's penalty settles a disappointing game and keeps Larne firmly in the hunt for second place.

This result means Coleraine will have to settle for a place in the play-offs, though.

Here's how Portadown restored their two-goal advantage against Loughgall.

There isn't even time to restart the game as referee Declan Hassan blows the final whistle.

The hosts make it five wins in a row with a professional performance at Solitude.

After a goalless first half, Ryan Curran broke the deadlock with a typical poacher's finish before Eric McWoods sealed the points with a clinical strike.

The Reds were rarely troubled after taking the lead and take another step towards securing seventh and that final European playoff place.

Aaron Jarvis flicks home the opener for Ballymena United.

Portadown come away with all three points at Shamrock Park, a result that confirms Loughgall's relegation to the Championship.

A goal in each half secures another three points for champions Linfield.

Charlie Allen's strike in the first half and Josh Archer's in the second see the Blues progress to 85 points with just two Irish Premiership games remaining.

A short afternoon for goal scorer Ben Wylie, who is dismissed after coming on following two yellow cards.

The fourth official indicates three minutes of additional time.

Jim Magilton's men merely need to see out these final moments to secure a fifth consecutive win and maintain their impressive unbeaten run.

Josh Ukek gave Portadown a two-goal lead but within two minutes, Loughgall narrowed the gap to one thanks to Ryan Waide.

Glentoran are now unbeaten in their last five league visits to Seaview as they secure three crucial points as they look to secure automatic European football.

A triple change from Ballymena who bring on Duncan Idehen, Ethan Devine and Luke Hawe in place of Patrick McEleney, Success Edogun and Ben Kennedy.

Three minutes of additional time have been indicated by the fourth official.

Cliftonville are looking utterly comfortable as we approach the final stages here.

The hosts are controlling possession, picking their moments to attack, and generally managing the game.

We're into three minutes of additional time.