That is all from us on a day where only eight Irish Cup ties went ahead, with seven more called off due to frozen pitches.

They have all been rescheduled to take place in the coming weeks.

It was a good day for holders Dungannon Swifts as well as fellow Irish Premiership sides Cliftonville, Carrick Rangers and Linfield, who all booked their place in the sixth round with victories.

Joining them in the next ound are Limavady United, H&W Welders, Ballymacash Rangers and amateur side Drumaness Mills following their wins.

You can find a report, highlights and reaction to today's action and the sixth-round draw on the BBC Sport NI website.

We'll be back on Tuesday for a host of Irish Premiership and Irish Cup games.

See you then!

The draw for the sixth round of the Irish Cup has been made.

Ties will be played on 6/7 February.

Image source, BBC Sport

Watch highlights as Irish Cup holders Dungannon Swifts beat Ards 3-0 to progress to round six of this year's competition.

The Welders net twice in extra time to advance to the sixth round.

They will host Ballymacash Rangers in the last 16.

Isaac Baird scores the only goal of the game as Linfield defeat Bangor 1-0 at Windsor Park to advance to the sixth round of the Irish Cup.

Limavady Utd v Linfield

Cliftonville v Glenavon or Newington

Portadown or Annagh Utd v Dungannon Swifts

Lisburn Distillery or Warrenpoint Town v Ballymena United or Larne

Carrick Rangers v Coleraine

H&W Welders v Ballymacash Rangers

Strabane Athletic or Glentoran v Drumaness Mills

Knockbreda or Loughgall v Ballinamallard Utd or Institute

Ties to be played on Friday 6 February and Saturday 7 February.

Watch highlights of Carrick Rangers' 5-1 win over Queen's University.

Watch highlights as Cliftonville begin their bid to reach the Irish Cup final for the third year in a row with a 3-0 win over Championship side Dundela.

The Welders move ahead in extra-time with a goal from Ronan Wilson.

Drumaness run out comfortable winners after Declan Looney added a fourth before full-time.

We're heading to extra time!

Gary Hamilton's side advance after a convincing victory against Comber Rec, who finished the match with nine men.

The holders get their defence off to the best possible start with a comprehensive 3-0 win over Ards.

First half goals from Sean McAllister, Junior Uzokwe and Tiernan Kelly give Rodney McAree's side a deserving 3-0 win.

It was a quiet second half, and despite creating a number of chances, the Swifts failed to add to their first half tally.

Limavady are in the hat for the sixth round.

All over here and the runners-up are safely into the next round. Not one that will live long in the memory but job done for Jim Magilton's men.

Linfield put their name in the hat for the next round of the Irish Cup after a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Bangor.

Isaac Baird's header just before half-time is the difference with the Seasiders very much in the tie until the full-time whistle.

A convincing win in the end for Carrick as they progress to the sixth round.

A harsh lesson for Queen's on the gap between Championship and Premiership football.

Into two added minutes at Solitude.

Shea Gordon almost marks his return to Dungannon colours with a goal, but his effort flashes wide across the front of the Ards goal and narrowly wide.

Swifts players appeal for a corner, but referee Shane McGonigle is having none of it.