That is all from us this afternoon as Coleraine win the Irish Cup for the first time since 2018.

You can read Lauren McCann's report here.

Keep an eye on the BBC Sport NI website and app for highlights and reaction from the game.

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We now have a clearer picture of the European play-offs after that final.

Dungannon Swifts will host Carrick Rangers in the quarter-final, with the winner then away to Cliftonville in the semi-final.

Linfield, by virtue of winning the BetMcLean Cup are already in the final and will be at home against one of the three aforementioned teams.

Play-off quarter-final: Dungannon Swifts v Carrick Rangers - Wednesday, 6 May, 19:45 BST

Play-off semi-final: Cliftonville v Dungannon Swifts/Carrick Rangers - Saturday, 9 May, 18:00 BST

Play-off final: Linfield v Cliftonville/ Dungannon Swifts/Carrick Rangers - Tuesday, 12 May, 19:45 BST

I am sad that final is over to be honest, it was breathtaking and definitely one that will live long in the memory.

Roll on the European play-offs now!

Speaking of those matches, let's have a look at the action ahead.

Coleraine defender Lyndon Kane speaking on BBC Two NI: "The feeling is amazing.

"I didn't get a medal in 2018 and it haunted me even though I celebrated at the time. To do this eight years later for the people of the town is great.

"We probably should have managed the game better but cup finals are about winning and we have the trophy.

"I think Joel and Matthew are on a different level to other strikers in the league.

"There is only one way this club is going. We were a sleeping giant but we are a sleeping giant no more."

Watch Coleraine lift the Irish Cup in front of their jubilant supporters at Windsor Park.

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You can read Lauren McCann's report from Windsor here.

An emotional Coleraine manager Ruaidhri Higgins pays tribute to his late mother after watching his side beat Dungannon Swifts to win the Irish Cup.

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Limavady midfielder on BBC iPlayer

This is sheer euphoria for the Coleraine supporters who have travelled in their numbers. The fans are bouncing.

This is a wonderful boost for the project that Henry Ross and Ruaidhri Higgins have been building.

Coleraine could go on and dominate for the next three, four, five years.

Coleraine double goalscorer Matthew Shevlin speaking on BBC Two NI: "I'm absolutely delighted. The work we have put in from the first day of pre-season has been phenomenal and I think we deserve this.

"Dungannon made it hard for us but we got the job done."

Coleraine manager Ruaidhri Higgins speaking on BBC Two NI: "We didn't half make it hard for ourselves but today is about winning, I didn't care how we won.

"When you have players like Joel Cooper and Matthew Shevlin, you always have a chance."

Lyndon Kane lifts the Irish Cup trophy to complete a successful season for the Bannsiders!

Both sets of fans applaud the Swifts as they collect their runners-up medals.

Watch the Coleraine celebrations at the full-time whistle as the side secure the Irish Cup for the first time since 2018.

Here we go with the presentations, Joel Cooper has just been awarded the Player of the Match award for this afternoon.

Cooper was outstanding this afternoon and looked like a real threat anytime he pushed into the final third.

It's party time for the Bannsiders with the trophy lift to come.

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Coleraine goalscorer Joel Cooper speaking on BBC Two NI: "We finished second in the league and now we have won the Irish Cup, so we have to be pleased.

"For me and Matthew to score three goals between us in a cup final is brilliant. Hopefully we send the fans home happy.

"The supporters have been outstanding all year round and this one is for them."

Ruaidhri Higgins is showing off his dad dancing on the pitch with his children.

Don't quit the day job for a career in dancing, Ruaidhri!

A really special moment for the Coleraine players and fans as they celebrate while the stage is set up for the trophy lift.

Lauren McCann
BBC Sport NI at Windsor Park

It's a cruel end to the game for Dungannon Swifts, who fought back twice but just fell short in the end in their quest to win back-to-back Irish Cups.

They will have to regroup quickly with the European play-offs to come.

Dungannon players and management go over to their fans to thank them for the support today.

The Swifts certainly didn't give up their Irish Cup title without a fight in what was a really tight final.