Heading homepublished at 17:51 GMT 4 March 2017
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Summary
Ballymena United 0-4 Coleraine
Crusaders 0-2 Linfield
Dungannon Swifts 2-1 Warrenpoint Town
Portadown 0-5 Glenavon
Heading homepublished at 17:51 GMT 4 March 2017
On the drawpublished at 17:49 GMT 4 March 2017
Dungannon to play Linfield
Quote MessageOn paper we probably have the hardest draw but that is irrelevant at this stage - we are just happy to be in the semi-finals. We might upset the apple cart and come away with a victory. It should be a great occasion at Mourneview Park.
Rodney McAree, Dungannon Swifts manager
What they saidpublished at 17:44 GMT 4 March 2017
Ballymena 0-4 Coleraine
Quote MessageThat's the kind of performance that puts a smile on my face. We knew what we had to do today and to come away with a result like that is great. There was a game of football to be won to get into the semi-final and the big objective for me wasn't to win the derby, it was to get into the semi-final and we did that.
Oran Kearney, Coleraine boss
Image source, Press EyeImage caption, Coleraine boss Oran Kearney
Irish Cup semi-final drawpublished at 17:37 GMT 4 March 2017
Linfield v Dungannon Swifts
Glenavon v Coleraine
Matches to be played on Saturday, 1 April
What they saidpublished at 17:35 GMT 4 March 2017
Crusaders 0-2 Linfield
Quote MessageI can't have any complaints. The disappointment for us was that we made two terrible mistakes in the game. It wasn't a great game of football to watch and there's always going to be a winner and a loser - unfortunately, we were the losers today. Linfield stood very tall when we put them under pressure and we didn't knock the door enough, which is disappointing from our point of view.
Stephen Baxter, Crusaders boss
Image source, Press EyeImage caption, Stephen Baxter
RESULTpublished at 17:31 GMT 4 March 2017
Dungannon Swifts 2-1 Warrenpoint Town
Dungannon win after extra-time and go into the draw with Coleraine, Glenavon and Linfield.
What they saidpublished at 17:25 GMT 4 March 2017
Crusaders 0-2 Linfield
Quote MessageI thought we were good today. Crusaders are a good side but I thought we were always on top, so it was pleasing from the first minute. We had plenty of that energy and desire you need to win big cup games so I think we deserved it. I think we got stronger in the second-half and we showed our fitness levels once we got on top.
David Healy, Linfield manager
Image source, Press EyeImage caption, Linfield boss David Healy
GREAT SAVE!published at 17:17 GMT 4 March 2017
Dungannon Swifts 2-1 Warrenpoint Town
Dungannon almost make it 3-1 but keeper Jonathan Parr saves from striker Andrew Mitchell.
What they saidpublished at 17:14 GMT 4 March 2017
Crusaders 0-2 Linfield
Quote MessageWe're buzzing to get through to the next round. Crusaders are a good team so we're pleased to come away with what we came here to get. The work-rate from start to finish was brilliant and we got two deserving goals from it. There was a lot riding on the game today because of the seven-point difference at the top of the league table so we're pleased to get the win and hopefully can make it through to the final.
Niall Quinn, Linfield midfielder
Swifts still in frontpublished at 17:13 GMT 4 March 2017
Dungannon Swifts 2-1 Warrenpoint Town
It's half-time in extra-time.
Lowry leaping with joypublished at 17:07 GMT 4 March 2017
Crusaders 0-2 Linfield
Stephen Lowry celebrates after scoring the opener from the penalty spot for Linfield today as they march on to the semi-final.
Image source, Press EyeImage caption, Linfield midfielder Stephen Lowry
GOALpublished at 17:01 GMT 4 March 2017
Dungannon Swifts 2-1 Warrenpoint Town
Dougie Wilson scores with a long-range screamer for Dungannon just three minutes into extra-time. A great strike from distance - but keeper Jonathan Parr will definitely feel he should have saved it.
Extra-time starts at Stangmorepublished at 16:59 GMT 4 March 2017
Dungannon Swifts 1-1 Warrenpoint Town
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Ballymena 0-4 Coleraine
Coleraine come out on top with the perfect revenge result after the League Cup semi-final defeat earlier in the season. McGonigle and Bradley both struck twice to give Oran Kearney's a fantastic win in the derby to make it nine wins in their last ten games in all competitions.
FULL-TIMEpublished at 16:53 GMT 4 March 2017
Dungannon Swifts 1-1 Warrenpoint Town
We're going to have extra-time at Stangmore Park.
FULL-TIMEpublished at 16:53 GMT 4 March 2017
Crusaders 0-2 Linfield
It's all over and Linfield are safely through to the semi-final after an impressive 2-0 win over rivals Crusaders. The goals came from Stephen Lowry from the spot and Niall Quinn.
GOALpublished at 16:49 GMT 4 March 2017
Crusaders 0-2 Linfield
The Blues book their place in the semi-final and it's Niall Quinn heading in from close range after some marvellous individual play from Jamie Mulgrew, who skips past a couple of defenders before picking out his team-mate to surely put the tie beyond Crusaders!
FULL-TIMEpublished at 16:49 GMT 4 March 2017
Portadown 0-5 Glenavon
The holders Glenavon cruise into the semi-finals. Portadown made a bright start but Gary Hamilton's men took over to dominate.
Image source, PacemakerImage caption, Glenavon hammered Portadown 5-0 at Shamrock Park
No penalty!published at 16:45 GMT 4 March 2017
Crusaders 0-1 Linfield
Appeals from the Crusaders players after David Cushley goes down in the box but the referee waves play on. Home side really applying pressure now on the Linfield defence, but the Blues back-four are standing up to it well.
Lowry fires Blues aheadpublished at 16:43 GMT 4 March 2017
Crusaders 0-1 Linfield
Here's how Linfield got their noses in front. There certainly can't be any questions over the penalty decision.
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