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

The fight for second will go down to the last day after Glentoran were beaten by Dungannon Swifts.

Jay Boyd netted a hat-trick to help Crusaders past Coleraine, whilst Portadown kept the fight for seventh place alive with a comfortable win against Cliftonville.

Glenavon beat Ballymena United 2-0 whilst Benji Magee scored a late equaliser to rescue a point for relegated Loughgall against Carrick Rangers.

You can read the report from those games here.

Reaction and highlights will follow on the BBC Sport website.

Goodnight!

Newry City have been relegated from the Championship after defeat by Newington.

It is back-to-back relegations for Newry, who were demoted from the Irish Premiership last season.

Philip Major
Sportsound summariser

Portadown deserved the win, what is worrying for Cliftonville is that the side that finished the game is like that which might start the Irish Cup final.

Here are the results from today's five Irish Premiership games.

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Great feet from Benji Magee, who weaves his way into the box before coolly finishing.

Dungannon Swifts end their run of five league games without a victory and move up to fourth as they are the victors of an exciting game at Stangmore Park.

The result also means that Larne are two points ahead of the Glens ahead of next weeks clash between the sides at Inver Park.

Tomas Galvin curls home a fine goal for Dungannon Swifts to restore their lead.

The answer is no with Dungannon clearing their lines.

We're into the final seconds now.

Glentoran have a corner and stopper Daniel Gyollai is up.

He's already scored one this season. Can he get another?!

It's all over at Mourneview Park where Glenavon end a run of seven league games without a win as they sign off with victory in their final game in front of their own fans.

Bangor are back in the Irish Premiership for the first time since 2009 after their narrow win at the Blanchflower Stadium.

The spoils are shared at Lakeview Park as Loughgall and Carrick Rangers battle it out to a 2-2 draw.

A goal in each half for each side sees both sides leave with a point.

A Jay Boyd hat-trick gives Crusaders their fifth win out of five against Coleraine this season. If things stay as they are at Stangmore Park, Crusaders move up to fifth while the Bannsiders drop to sixth.

Portadown hold on to secure a 2-0 victory over Cliftonville.

Eamon Fyfe’s early goal and a stunning strike from Josh Ukek proved to be the difference. The race for the final European play-off place will go to the final day.

We've played the 90 and are into six minutes of additional time.

We’re into three minutes of injury time here at Shamrock Park.

The Reds will need something special if they’re to find a late equaliser. The clock is ticking down fast.

Huge penalty appeals as Adam Towe goes down inside the area, but referee Tim Marshall instead awards a free-kick on the edge of the box.

Loughgall manager Darren Murphy is furious with the decision as he feels his man was brought down inside the area.

It certainly looks inside the box from our vantage point.

Three added minutes here at Seaview although most of the away end have disappeared off home already.