David Jeffrey
Portadown manager on BBC Two NI

There's a lot of naysayers when it comes to Irish League football but this is our big day. It's been a feast of football.

It's been end-to-end and really entertaining.

Philip Lowry
Limavady midfielder on BBC iPlayer

It has been excellent, an outstanding first half. Both teams will go in thinking they will still have big chances and it is finely poised for the second half.

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Matthew Shevlin's goal gives Coleraine the lead at the break.

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Just the one minute of additional time to be played at the end of the first half.

A crucial interception at the edge of the box from Dungannon to deny Joel Cooper from connecting with Zane Okoro's pass from the left wing.

It will certainly be a first half to remember with both sides having plenty of chances.

However, the last five minutes have definitely been the least eventful of the match so far.

Philip Lowry
Limavady midfielder on BBC iPlayer

It has been relentless, it has been great, The ball has hardly been out of play and both teams are looking comfortable in possession.

The match has turned quite feisty in the last few minutes with a couple of late challenges but no yellow cards.

We are into the final five minutes of the first half now.

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Philip Lowry
Limavady midfielder on BBC iPlayer

I can't remember a cup final with so many chances. They are usually cagey affairs but both teams have shown a willingness to attack and that's making for a good game.

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Postpublished at 15:06 BST 2 May

15:06 BST 2 May

Dungannon Swifts 0-1 Coleraine

Cahal McGinty is down receiving treatment after a coming together with Zane Okoro in midfield.

Matthew Shevlin soaked up the acclaim after being gifted that opening goal.

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Tiernan Kelly's shot from inside the box is high, wide and not so handsome.

We have played 30 minutes at Windsor in what has been an entertaining and action-packed final so far.

The Swifts are appealing that the ball struck the hand of Mark Coyle in the box, but referee Steven Gregg is having none of it.

That was a bit of a hopeful protest in my opinion.

Watch how Matthew Shevlin fired the Bannsiders ahead after a defensive mix-up from the Swifts.

Philip Lowry
Limavady midfielder on BBC iPlayer

That was an awful goal for Dungannon to concede and Shevlin will never have an easier chance to score in an Irish Cup final.

The ball fell to the one player the Swifts wouldn't want it to and he gleefully tucked it away.

Gary Haveron
Larne manager on BBC Radio Ulster

That's an absolutely ridiculous save. It's just instinctive, great stuff.

Now the Swifts are denied by the woodwork!

Caolan Marron rises highest to connect with Leo Alves' corner and his header pings off the left-hand post.

Leo Alves with a superb shot which nearly draws the match level but, once again, Ryan Schofield produces a good save to deny the holders.