That's all from us on a night when Dungannon Swifts claimed a place in the Irish Cup final for the first time since 2007.

Rodney McAree's side will now face Cliftonville in the decider at Windsor Park on Saturday, May 3.

Bangor will re-focus their efforts on attempting to win the Championship and secure promotion.

We'll be back on Tuesday night for a full round of Irish Premiership fixtures.

Until then, enjoy the rest of your weekend.

There are raucous celebrations among Dungannon's players and supporters.

Bangor's players also received a good ovation from their fans - they made a good contribution to this semi-final.

That's it! Dungannon are into the Irish Cup final thanks to a Kyle Owens own goal and a second goal from man-of-the-match Dean Curry.

Lewis Harrison's speculative effort for Bangor flies out of the ground at the motorway end of Seaview.

It just hasn't happened for the Championship side this evening.

A bit of unnecessary silliness prompts a flare-up between players after which referee Tony Clarke books Bangor's Ben Arthurs and Dungannon's Cahal McGinty.

It's the first time this evening that the official has had to reach for his pocket.

Tonight's attendance has been announced as 2,798.

Tomas Galvin's first involvement is to burst clear of the Bangor defence and his shot comes back off the post and hits keeper James Taylor, who is relieved to pick up the loose ball.

Dungannon freshen up their attack by bringing on Tomas Galvin in place of Andrew Mitchell.

Bangor make a change with Jamie McDonagh replacing Jack O'Mahony.

Reece Neale's long throw is flicked on by Ben Arthurs and Michael Morgan heads goalwards but it's straight into the gloves of Declan Dunne.

A big chance for Bangor with time running out.

John McGovern outpaces Kyle Owens and lobs the ball over James Taylor into the net but the referee's assistant's flag is raised for offside.

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It's a big chance for Mitchell - he's maybe leaning back a little and maybe should have let the ball come down a little more.

Bangor make a change as Scott McArthur goes off and Jordan Hughes comes on for his first appearance since November.

Big chance for Dungannon as Kealan Dillon's cross falls to Andrew Mitchell who fires narrowly over the bar.

Kyle Owens tries a first-time snap-shot from distance which is straight at Declan Dunne.

How the big defender would love to atone for his first half own goal which still separates the sides.

Dungannon make a change with Cahal McGinty replacing James Knowles, who hasn't shaken off an injury from a few moments ago.

Reece Neale sends in a teasing cross for Bangor which Dungannon defender Danny Wallace coolly allows to go behind for a goal kick.

The full-back feels one of his team-mates should have been on the end of that delivery.

The first change of the evening is made by Bangor as Michael Morgan replaces Ben Cushnie.

After a brief delay for an injury to Dungannon keeper Declan Dunne, we're back underway.