That's it from us as the 'regular' part of the Irish Premiership season comes to a close.

There were emotional scenes at Solitude as Linfield picked up their 55th championship on a day when Andy Waterworth signed off with a goal on his final appearance.

Elsewhere, Coleraine secured runners-up spot by beating Larne, meaning that Glentoran's win over Crusaders was not enough for the east Belfast side.

Glenavon wrapped up the final place in the European play-offs by notching the point they needed against Dungannon, meaning Ballymena United miss out despite a final day win over Portadown, while Warrenpoint Town signed off their season by beating Carrick Rangers.

But we're not done yet with the Irish League action - not by a long chalk.

We'll have coverage of those two all-important European play-off semi-finals on Tuesday night as Cliftonville take on Crusaders and Larne host Glenavon.

You can keep on top of all the action right here.

Bye for now.

Jamie Mulgrew lifts the Gibson Cup and the party for Irish Premiership #55 begins!

What a way to bow out...

Ballymena finish their season on a high with a win over Portadown but Glenavon's draw at home to Dungannon means they miss out on a place in the play-offs.

Warrenpoint finish their season with a win which sees them draw level on points with Portadown in ninth place, but 'Point's inferior goal difference means they will have to settle for 10th position.

Glenavon earn the point they need to seal seventh place and a berth against Larne in the semi-finals of the European play-offs on Tuesday night.

The Lurgan Blues passed up a plethora of scoring chances but in the end it didn't matter.

All smiles among the home support at Mourneview Park.

An expected win for Glentoran against an experimental Crusaders line-up but Mick McDermott's men will have to settle for third place after Coleraine's win at Larne.

Credit, too, to Crusaders' youngsters who put in an encouraging display.

Stephen Baxter's normal starting line-up have much bigger fish to fry in Tuesday's European play-off against Cliftonville.

Second-goals from James McLaughlin and Curtis Allen ensure Coleraine finish the season in second place.

Linfield end the season with a 2-0 victory over Cliftonville, with Andy Waterworth ending his career with the Blues on a perfect note.

It's a bittersweet night with so many Linfield players set to move on after this campaign, but all attentions will be on the Gibson Cup, which Jamie Mulgrew will get his hands on again shortly.

A big round of applause as Coleraine defender Steven Douglas comes on in his final game before retiring.

Aw man, there's not a dry eye in the house now as Waterworth comes off and is replaced by Shayne Lavery.

There's a big hug from David Healy as he comes off to a well-deserved standing ovation.

349 appearances, 190 goals. The end of an era.

Stewart Nixon squanders the opportunity to extend Coleraine's lead as he slices wide with just the keeper to beat.

Watch Conor Keeley nudge Ballymena 3-2 ahead with a stunning left-foot shot at the Showgrounds.