Ballinamallard United v Institute.

It's an all-Championship tie.

Comber Rec v Ballymacash Rangers

Comber were drawn first but will be on their travels.

Portadown v Annagh United.

It's a derby, and a repeat of last year's draw when the Championship side won.

Coleraine v Crusaders.

Tasty.

Lisburn Distillery v Warrenpoint Town

The first two teams out of the hat.

Here's a reminder of the teams in the draw.

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We're under way with the draw inside 10 minutes.

No peace prizes, no two-hour epics, no skits with Rio Ferdinand and no Village People.

A good old-fashioned draw. It's hard to beat.

Good luck everyone!

McAree says you hope for a home draw but you have to win every game to win it.

You have to beat the best.

"It's the beginning of another journey, but you need a bit of luck along the way."

Rodney McAree, manager of holders Dungannon Swifts, is on stage and jokes it has only been two days since he last watched highlights of their shootout win over Cliftonville.

He says it was a "truly remarkable day" for his hometown club.

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The eight sides who battled their way into this round are Comber Rec, Ballymacash Rangers, Drumaness Mills, Knockbreda, Lisburn Distillery, Lisburn Rangers, Moyola Park and Strabane Athletic.

They will be joined by the 24 Premiership and Championship teams.

Irish FA president Conrad Kirkwood says it is "very exciting" to be here for the draw.

He comes from an amateur football background with Abbey Villa so is excited to see the lowest-ranked sides test themselves against the best teams in the competition.

Radio presenter Pete Snodden is hosting the draw.

He starts by welcoming everyone to Windsor Park.

Ollie Booth, from the competition's sponsor, and Irish FA president Conrad Kirkwood will be doing the honours this afternoon.

Twelve Irish Premiership teams. Twelve Championship sides. Five Premier Intermediate teams. Three Amateur league sides.

But only one will be celebrating in May.

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Here's the roll of honour from the last eight seasons.

Who will join them this time around?

The draw is set to begin at 12:15 GMT, so we're not too far away.

I'm not sure if anyone else is struggling from draw fatigue after the World Cup razzmatazz last week.

For everyone's sake, I'm hoping this will be a lot more straightforward.

I don't think we're expecting an appearance from Donald Trump or Robbie Williams but I can't promise anything.

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It was history last year for the Swifts.

Watch highlights as Dungannon Swifts win the Irish Cup for the first time by beating Cliftonville 4-3 in a penalty shootout after the final at Windsor Park ended 1-1 after extra-time.

It's time for the Irish Cup to really heat up as the big guns enter the competition.

The Irish Premiership and Championship sides will join the eight fourth-round winners to make up the 32 teams in the fifth round.

We're not too far away from the draw taking place at Windsor Park.

We'll bring you updates as the teams come out of the hat.