That is all from us after a drama-filled Irish Cup weekend.

Holders Cliftonville's hopes of retaining the trophy continued as they beat rivals Crusaders.

They will now face Championship Ards in the semi-finals after they shocked Premiership outfit Loughgall.

Dungannon Swifts came from behind to beat Carrick Rangers and they will take on Championship Bangor in the other semi-final after they saw off Glentoran in impressive fashion on Friday night.

In the Irish Premiership, Coleraine eased to a routine win over Portadown.

You can read the report, watch highlights and find further reaction on the BBC Sport website.

Thanks for joining us - goodnight.

In case you missed it, the Irish Cup semi-final draw was made earlier.

Holders Cliftonville have been drawn to face Championship side Ards.

Championship side Bangor, who knocked out Glentoran on Friday night, will take on Dungannon Swifts in the other semi-final.

The games will be played on the weekend of the 27/28 March with venues and kick-off times still to be confirmed.

Cliftonville overcame north Belfast rivals Crusaders at Seaview to book their place in the last four of the competition for a second successive year.

Ards meanwhile saw off Premiership side Loughgall at Clandeboyne and are aiming to win the trophy for the first time since 1974.

Dungannon Swifts, who have never won the Irish Cup, came from behind to beat Carrick Rangers to book their place in the semi-finals.

Ards boss John Bailie has been speaking about his side's win over Loughgall:

"It's a great day for the club and to get through to the semi-final is a very proud moment for me personally and for the players who put in a tremendous shift today."

On the forthcoming semi-final against Cliftonville:

"We played Cliftonville earlier on in the season and gave a good account of ourselves. Hopefully we we'll do the same in the semi-finals and see where that takes us."

The semi-final draw has been made:

Bangor v Dungannon Swifts

Cliftonville v Ards

The ties will take place on Friday 28 March and Saturday 29 March, with dates and venues still to be confirmed.

You can now watch the Irish Cup draw by pressing the play button at the top of this page.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino is carrying out the draw.

Dungannon Swifts manager manager Rodney McAree on his side's win at Carrick Rangers:

"We had to come to a very difficult venue and ask players to do something that they are less comfortable with. It's hard to get players to adapt to playing in the right areas of the pitch, asking questions of Carrick and trying to capitalise on that."

On his side's forthcoming semi-final appearance:

"We talk about carrying out the dream but to do that you have to win every individual test. Today was a stern test and for us to progress another round we will have to fight like we did in the second 45 minutes today and hope that will see us through to the big day."

Watch highlights as Dungannon Swifts come from behind to beat Carrick Rangers 3-1 and book their place in the Irish Cup semi-finals.

Cliftonville boss Jim Magilton has been speaking on BBC Sportsound following his side's 2-1 win at Crusaders:

"There was so much at stake - you have to do whatever it takes to win the game and to a man, we showed incredible character and resilience. Crusaders threw the kitchen sink at it, but we managed to get it over the line."

On his side's chances of retaining the trophy:

"We are so focused on trying to retain the trophy. We don't want to let go of it - we've grown quite fond of it, having not had it for 45 years!"

Also today, Coleraine made it back-to-back league wins with a comfortable 2-0 win against Portadown at the Showgrounds.

Read the report here.

The other league game scheduled for today between Ballymena United and Larne was postponed.

So, just to confirm, the four sides in the Irish Cup semi-final draw will be Championship duo Ards and Bangor as well as holders Cliftonville and fellow Premiership side Dungannon Swifts.

Stay with us as the draw is coming up and you will be able to watch it on this page.

Darren Murphy
Sportsound summariser

All the chances that Dungannon created in the second half, they took them - they were clinical in the box.

Rodney [McAree] has made those changes at half-time and he deserves immense credit for that.

The players deserve credit for taking it on board and now they have a semi-final to look forward to.

Stuart King
Former Carrick Rangers manager on BBC Sportsound

You can see from the reaction of Jim Magilton how important that was to him.

Crusaders will be really disappointed - in the second half they gave it a real good go.

But Cliftonville have come to their biggest rivals, done the job and qualified for the semi-finals and the goal that won it was absolute quality.

Championship side Ards progress to the Irish Cup semi-finals for the first time since 1995 as they overcome Premiership outfit Loughgall.

Not long to go now.

Ards are keeping possession in midfield as the fans eagerly wait for the final whistle.

Frustrations are starting to rise for Loughgall and Pablo Andrade is cautioned for a late challenge.

Double change for Ards.

Ross Hunter and Kyle Calderwood are introduced for Eamon Scannell and Lee Newell.

All over at the Showgrounds where Coleraine make it back to back wins for the first time in four months with a comfortable 2-0 win over Portadown.

Ronan Doherty fired the home side in from after 11 minutes with his first goal since joining from Cliftonville in January before Jamie Glackin made the game safe with Coleraine's second just before the hour.

Portadown created very little over the 90 minutes, free-kicks from Shay McCartan and Steven McCullough the nearest they came to scoring.

So, a second win in successive weeks for the Bannsiders who are making a late move on a top six finish.

A hard-fought battle at Seaview, but it's Jim Magilton’s charges who come out on top.

Ryan Curran and Alex Parsons struck for the visitors, while Harry Franklin’s header gave the Crues hope.

There was late pressure from the hosts, but Lewis Ridd’s heroics helped Cliftonville hold on. The holders are through to the semi-finals.

It's all over at Taylors Avenue and it is Dungannon who proceed to the last four.

Danny Gibson's first-half opener was cancelled out in the second period by Andrew Mitchell and a brace by John McGovern.

Carrick will regret not holding their lead and now they turn their attention back to league action.

Alex Moore leaps to collect Francis McCaffrey's free-kick.

We're into seven minutes of additional time.