All over at Shamrock Park where the cup holders come from behind to book their place in the last eight.

Shay McCartan fired the hosts in front with a spectacular strike after just five minutes but Sean McAllister levelled for the Swifts with an equally fine strike midway through the opening half.

Substitute Andrew Mitchell's clever finish from a Corey Smith free-kick edged the visitors in front with 15 minutes remaining but they had to withstand a frantic few minutes to clinch the win.

Josh Ukek was denied by a point-blank save from Declan Devine before, with the final kick of the game, Lewis MacKinnon's close-range effort went wide when it looked easier to score.

So, the Swifts' romance with the Irish Cup continues while it's a case of what might have been for Portadown.

Extra time begins with Coleraine introducing Zane Okoro in place of Mark Connolly.

The Villagers are in the hat for the next round after a narrow win at home.

Full time in north Belfast and it is the home side who snatch it at the death.

Jonny Addis’ astonishing late strike sealing a dramatic comeback after Luke McGerrigan’s opener.

Jim Magilton's men finding a way despite playing the closing stages with 10 men.

Here's how Calolan Murphy put the icing on the cake as the Welders ran out 3-0 winners in east Belfast

Goals in either half are enough to take Larne into the quarter-finals.

Matthew Lusty bundled the ball home within the first five minutes and Warrenpoint Town can take comfort from their resolute display after shipping such an early goal.

In the second half, Tiarnan O’Connor sealed the game with a wonderful free-kick sent into the top corner of the net. Warrenpoint, however, were irate with that second goal and felt it shouldn’t have been a free-kick in the first place.

What a chance for the hosts to level in added time.

The ball breaks to substitute Josh Ukek 10 yards from goal but Dungannon Swifts goalkeeper Declan Dunne hacks the shot away with his foot.

Is that the Ports' last chance?

Another half-hour of extra time to come in the rain and mud at Taylor's Avenue.

Almost a dramatic winner as Joe Toole arrives on the counter and lets fly from 25 yards for the home side, the effort skidding narrowly wide of the far post with Jacob Carney scrambling across his line.

Dungannon Swifts manager Rodney McAree replaces midfielder Sean McAllister with defender Caolan Marron.

Into a minimum of six additional minutes at Shamrock Park.

H&W Welders book their spot in the quarter-finals with a comfortable win over Ballymacash.

Joe Sheridan swings a cross in from the right for the home side, but Barney McKeown gets there first to head clear ahead of Joe Gormley.

Portadown pressing for an equaliser as we edge towards full-time.

Ethan Devine just can't stop scoring in 2026.

Here's his second of the day as his side close in on a place in the quarter-finals.

Seven minutes added on, mostly due to the time spent swapping the fourth official for the referee.

There will be a minimum of five minutes of additional time at Taylor's Avenue.

Time enough for someone to make themselves a hero?

Three minutes of additional time to be played at the end of the 90.

Carrick break quickly with Paul Heatley's ball releasing Danny Gibson in the right hand channel but the striker's end product is somewhere between a shot and a cross and the chance disappears.