That is all from us on a rare six-game Irish Premiership Saturday programme that yielded plenty of goals.

You can read the report summarising all today's action here.

Highlights and reaction will follow on the BBC Sport NI website.

Goodnight!

Watch highlights as Glentoran beat Ballymena United 2-0 in the Irish Premiership to stay top of the table.

Shane McCabe
BBC Radio Ulster summariser

The better team won, and discipline didn't help Glenavon. Dungannon were dominant, played lots of football and I don't think Glenavon had a shot on target, it was a bad day for them.

Paul Heatly pulls one back for Carrick Rangers, but it is too little too late at Taylors Avenue.

It is all over in Lurgan, and it was a game dominated by referee decisions. Glenavon had two men sent off, but that should not disguise they were poor today even with 11 men.

Dungannon showed massive improvements from their opening games and claim their first points of the season as they move off the bottom of the table.

Matthew Fitzpatrick adds a third for Linfield with a cool finish.

Carrick Rangers suffer their first defeat of the season as Cliftonville make it three victories in a row.

It's all over at Seaview where visitors Coleraine run out comfortable 4-0 winners.

Joel Cooper struck twice in the opening 44 minutes to establish a 2-0 lead before Matthew Shevlin made it 3-0 in added time at the end of the first half.

Substitute Declan McManus climbed off the bench to add a fourth 10 minutes from time to maintain the Bannsiders' unbeaten start to the season.

Benji Magee doubled Larne's lead at Bangor in style with a rocket of a finish.

Into two minutes of added time here at Mourneview Park.

Carrick are piling on the pressure here and searching for another late goal.

Ryan Waide has just blasted a strike over the crossbar.

Was that the final chance of the match?

Full-time at Clandeboye Park.

Larne take the points thanks to second-half strikes from Conor McKendry and Benji Magee. Bangor worked hard but rarely threatened, and those missed chances proved costly.

A frustrating afternoon for Lee Feeney’s men, while the visitors head home satisfied.

Glentoran extend their unbeaten start to the league campaign with a comfortable victory at Ballymena.

The damage was done by two goals inside the opening 15 minutes and Ballymena rarely looked like finding a way back in after that.

All over at Windsor Park and Linfield make it three wins from three.

Samuel Taylor's opener was followed by a Matthew Fitzpatrick double. The first of which will surely feature heavily in the post-match reactions.

Ballymena's Patrick McEleney picks up a caution deep in stoppage time for a challenge on Ryan Cooney.

A final change for the visitors as Mikey Harkin comes on to replace Matty Lusty, with Gary Haveron looking to see the game out.

Benji Magee charges the length of the pitch, driving past tired challenges and doing all the hard work. But when it comes to the finish, he can’t find the target, letting the hosts off the hook.

We're into three additional minutes at Seaview.

Glentoran kill a few seconds by replacing Jordan Jenkins with Nathaniel Ferris.