That's all from us at Seaview on a night that will go down in history for Carrick Rangers.

It couldn't have been a more dramatic finish with Stephen Baxter's side coming from behind and then winning on penalties.

Carrick fans will be able to relive it all with highlights and reaction to come on the BBC Sport NI website.

For now, though, it's goodnight from us.

For the first time in 33 years....Carrick Rangers lift the County Antrim Shield!

Carrick Rangers manager Stephen Baxter: "To see the celebration and the joy is fantastic. I think we deserved to win with our second-half performance. We've sent a lot of people home happy tonight. I'm thrilled for the board and for the players. I'm pleased to get over the line and get the job done."

Carrick Rangers captain Luke McCullough: "We said before the game that there are only four trophies available and for Carrick Rangers to win one of them is unbelievable.

"The fans have come out and it's very special for the club. It's a special night for everyone here and Carrick as a town. Carrick haven't won a trophy in my lifetime and hopefully it can kick start out season a bit more. We want an Irish Cup run as well to make it a really special season."

The winning moment.....

Luke McCullough has his hands on the County Antrim Shield......and he lifts it in the air!

Carrick Rangers are winners for the first time in 33 years!

What a moment for Stephen Baxter's side!

The Carrick Rangers players are getting their medals.

It won't be long before they get the famous old trophy.

Image source, Press Eye

Carrick Rangers scorer Adam Lecky: "It's unbelievable and we're really proud. A team like Carrick doesn't get to many finals so we know what it means to the club.

"The game probably passed us by a bit in the first half but we got to grips with it in the second half. We were the much better team and I think if the game went on five or 10 minutes more then we would have got a winner. We're delighted to see it through on penalties.

"We're really proud and you play football for these big finals. We're delighted for the fans."

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Liam McStravick's tame effort is expertly saved. Carrick are on the brink.

It's all over at the Oval where Glentoran book their place in the sixth round of the irish Cup with a comfortable 4-0 win over Strabane Athletic.

Jordan Stewart opened the scoring midway through the first half before Pat Hoban double the home side's advantage in added time at the end of the first half.

Hoban added a second just after the hour before defender Michael-John Kamara completed the scoring with a header from a Danny Amos corner near the end.

Paul Leeman
Former Glentoran captain on BBC iPlayer

It was a good penalty from Jonny Addis. He knew exactly what he wanted to do.

Ryan Curran steps up to take the first penalty and blazes it over the bar.

The shootout will take place in front of the Carrick supporters - a small psychological edge, perhaps, for Stephen Baxter’s men as they gather in front of their own.

Not a man tou want to leave with space in the box from a set-piece.

Here's MJ Kamara's powerful header that provided Glentoran's fourth on the night.