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

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Watch as Jack Malone dinks over Alex Henderson in the Swifts' goal to make it 2-0 and secure a third consecutive win in the Irish Premiership.

Watch as Portadown ended the game with nine men after a late red card for Leon Boyd after a clumsy two-footed challenge on Matthew Carson on 89 minutes.

Philip Major
Sportsound summariser

Crisis? What crisis?

If you look at their upcoming fixtures, this is something to build on for sure.

Glentoran stuck at it and were able to get the goals. They are looking good and have strength on the bench.

It's all over at Solitude where Igor Rutkowski's fourth goal in as many games gives Ballymena victory.

But it's four defeats in a row now for the Reds.

A huge moment deep in stoppage time as Cliftonville striker Brian Healy wins a race to a loose ball before a hefty collision with Ballymena keeper David Walsh.

With the home crowd baying for a penalty, referee Steven Gregg instead awards a goal kick.

Watch as Tiarnan Boorman is shown a straight red card for pulling down goalscorer Ben Kennedy as the last man.

Goals at the end of each half seal a third consecutive win for a resurgent Glentoran who are now up to fourth in the table.

Skipper James Singleton headed them in front five minutes before half-time but they had to wait until added time to score their second, Jack Malone racing through to beat Alex Henderson following a free-kick at the other end.

The Swifts had their chances in an entertaining game but it's the Glens who claim the points.

The Ports secure their first Irish Premiership victory of the season after a dramatic afternoon at Shamrock Park.

James Teelan, Baris Altintop and Ben Kennedy get the goals for David Jeffrey's side, while Jamie McGonigle was on target for Limavady.

The Roesiders finish the contest with nine men after late red cards for Tiarnan Boorman and Leon Boyd.

Joe Sheridan's shot is blocked behind by Kodi Lyons-Foster as Cliftonville chase an equaliser.

Two minutes of additional time are indicated at Shamrock Park, with Portadown 3-1 ahead against nine-man Limavady United.

Leon Boyd is shown a straight red card for a rash challenge on Matthew Carson after 89 minutes.

Limavady are now down to nine men at Shamrock Park, following Tiarnan Boorman's earlier dismissal.

It has been a dominant display from Carrick Rangers against Crusaders this afternoon and here is how Daire O'Connor made it 4-0.

There will be a minimum of four additional minutes at Solitude.

Michael McKenna blows the final whistle to confirm a resounding victory for Carrick.

Stephen Baxter’s men run out 4-0 winners in an emphatic display, while Crusaders and Declan Caddell will have plenty of soul-searching to do on the journey back to north Belfast.

It could and probably should be 2-0 to the home side as Jordan Jenkins sees his close range shot headed off the line by Dungannon defender Adam Glenny.

Portadown make a late change after 87 minutes as Eamon Fyfe replaces Sean O'Mahoney King, with the Ports continuing to push forward in the closing stages.

We are into three additional minutes.

Two minutes of time remaining at Taylors Avenue.