That is all from us after a goal fest across the six Irish Premiership games this evening.

You can read the report from those six games here.

Highlights and reaction will follow on the BBC Sport website.

Thanks for joining us - goodnight.

Declan McManus pulls one back for Coleraine late on with a penalty after Matthew Shevlin was fouled in the box.

Joe Gormley coolly finishes to add a third for Cliftonville.

Some late drama at the Oval as Coleraine pull a goal back, but it was not enough and Glentoran head second in the table with a victory.

Runaway champions Linfield add another three points to their tally with a 3-1 victory over Crusaders at Windsor Park.

Robbie McDaid's early strike gave the Blues the advantage at the break, before Matthew Fitzpatrick and Kieran Offord both netted in the second half.

Jay Boyd grabbed a consolation for the visitors but it's David Healy's side who move to 79 points for the season with four games remaining.

The game ends all square at Shamrock Park.

Both goals came in the first half, with Ahu Obhakhan opening the scoring for the home side on the 21st minute before Harry Murphy headed Glenavon level on the 37th minute.

The second half was full of grit and effort but little in the way of clear cut chances.

But then right at the death, with what was the final action of the game, Josh Ukek cuts inside and tries to curl the ball into the top corner of the Glenavon goal.

Mark Byrne fumbles it and the ball falls to James Teelan, but his headed effort was weak and went wide of the target, much to the relief of Byrne.

All over at Stangmore Park where the sides must settle for a point apiece.

A Gael Bigirimana own-goal edged the visitors in from midway through the opening half as he attempted to block Chris Gallagher's cross.

The Swifts responded positively to this setback and levelled with an own goal of their own just after the half hour, Ryan Nolan putting through his own net under pressure from Tomas Galvin.

Neither side was able to find a winner after the break so it's honours even at the end of 90 minutes.

A swift counter-attack from the Reds and Eric McWoods scores a fine solo goal to give them the lead.

Jonny Tuffey does well to get down to his right to deny Matthew Fitzpatrick from a second goal of the evening.

The Blues are camped in the Crusaders half in added time as they look at put the icing on the cake with a fourth goal.

Referee Evan Boyce brings a seven-goal bonanza to a close at the Showgrounds.

It's a result which plunges Loughgall ever closer to the relegation trapdoor, while Ballymena will still have one eye on the race for seventh place and a spot in the European play-offs.

Stuart King
Former Carrick Rangers manager on BBC iPlayer

Both teams have given it a go, they have made real positive substitutions, but I think Dungannon will be disappointed because they have edged it especially second half.

Full-time at Loughview Leisure Arena and it’s Cliftonville who take the spoils.

Second-half strikes from Eric McWoods and Joe Gormley cap a composed, clinical turnaround after Danny Gibson’s early opener. Carrick battled, but Jim Magilton’s charges showed their class when it mattered.

Jay Boyd nets a consolation for Crusaders with a calm finish.

Five minutes of additional time to be played at Windsor Park.

Into four additional minutes at Stangmore Park.

Too late for someone to find a winner?

Kian Corbally's shot is beaten out by Nathan Gartside as Ballymena chase a sixth goal in stoppage time.

The ball is poked through to James Teelan but he is muscled off the ball by the Glenavon defence when he’s about to pull the trigger.

All quiet at the Oval as we head into the dying minutes. Coleraine cut a frustrated team as they fail to break down the Glens' defence.

Andy Ryan is the latest Larne player to fall foul of referee Ben McMaster and is booked for a spot of time wasting.