That is all from us after a great day for Dungannon Swifts, who score five away to Crusaders to move up to second in the table.

Linfield move 12 points clear at the top of their table after their win against Carrick Rangers.

Portadown got back to winning ways with a narrow victory against Loughgall.

You can read the report here with reaction and highlights to follow on the BBC Sport website.

Thanks for joining us - goodnight.

Image source, Stephen Hamilton

Stuart King
Former Carrick Rangers manager on BBC Sportsound

That's probably the best performance I've seen in the Irish League this year - a team away from home, a team that has done really well this season. You are always wanting to do more and not be over-confident but from start to finish, I thought they were phenomenal.

Tomas Galvin scores the pick of the goals from range to add a fifth to a stunning Swifts performance.

Jordan Owens's strike takes a wicked deflection and loops over Declan Dunne as the Crues net a late consolation.

A ruthless second-half display from the Blues.

The win moves them 12-points clear of nearest rivals Dungannon Swifts.

For Carrick, they lose their five-match unbeaten run and just came up short.

James Teelan's first-half strike proves decisive as the Ports extend their recent unbeaten run against the Villagers.

Dean Smith's side will rue their missed chances after hitting both post and crossbar in a much-improved second half, with debutant Robert Mahon particularly impressive.

The result leaves Loughgall rooted to the bottom, still seeking their first win in nine games, while Portadown returns to winning ways after three losses in a row

This has been an afternoon to remember for Rodney McAree's side.

Stuart King
Former Carrick Rangers manager on BBC Sportsound

That is absolutely phenomenal - what a free-kick! He has put it with pace over the wall and it has landed in the top corner - Jonny Tuffey hasn't got anywhere near it. It just sums up Dungannon's performance today - high level, top drawer.

Glorious chance at the end for Carrick sub Shane Forbes.

A high in-swinging cross from the left falls to his feet on the edge of the area with only the keeper to beat, but the ball sticks between his legs and David Walsh is able to smother at his feet.

What an incredible afternoon at Seaview for Dungannon Swifts. They move up to second in the table as their incredible run continues.

For Crusaders, their bad week gets even worse as it was a dreadful day at the office for them.

Dean Smith makes his final roll of the dice, introducing new signing James Carroll for Robbie Norton.

The returning midfielder enters the fray as the Villagers make one last push for an equaliser.

Ryan Mayse misses a glorious chance to put the game to bed, firing wide at the near post from Shay McCartan's inviting cross.

The Ports' top scorer should have made it two, giving Loughgall hope in these final moments.

Robert Mahon tests Aaron McCarey again with a sharp effort at the near post, but McCarey gets down well to make the save. It's been an impressive debut from the former Dundalk man.

Paul McElroy squanders a golden opportunity to seal the points, his weak effort straight at Nathan Gartside when clean through.

The former Ballymena United man should have punished the hosts, who continue to push for an equaliser.

Carrick still battling hard but have really failed to test keeper David \Walsh all day.

Tempers flare as Ross Dunlop cautions Robbie Norton and Ryan Mayse after a heated confrontation.