After another exciting day of action in the Irish Premiership it's fans of Linfield, Cliftonville, Larne and Limavady United who will have gone home happy after collecting wins this Saturday.

The game between Glentoran and Bangor at the Oval is the only fixture which ended with honours shared this weekend.

We'll be back with more live text coverage on Tuesday night as there is a full midweek programme of matches for us to enjoy.

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Watch Kyle McClean fire home what turned out to be the winning goal for Linfield against Dungannon.

Linfield make it five league wins on the bounce thanks to Kyle McClean's strike in the 82nd minute.

A game that really could have gone either way with chances aplenty results in three points for David Healy's side.

The fourth official has indicated there will be a minimum of four additional minutes.

Watch Declan Dunne produce something of a wonder save from Kieran Offord before Linfield broke the deadlock.

It's Rodney McAree's turn to make some alterations as he also makes a double change.

Leo Alves and Andrew Mitchell replace Sean McAllister and Junior with less than 15 minutes left on the clock.

Declan Dunne comes to Dungannon's rescue as he denies Kieran Offord who dos everything but find the back of the net.

Rhys Brennan cuts the ball back to Offord in the middle of the box who shuffles the ball onto his left foot with the entire goal to aim at, but goes for power rather than precision and is denied by Dunne's superb reactions.

Offord will feel he has to score.

Ben Hall knows exactly what he is doing as he pulls the shirt of Junior to prevent a dangerous attack and receives a yellow card for his troubles.

David Healy looks to his bench and makes a double change.

Kieran Offord replaces Kobei Moore up front as Rhys Brennan also comes on in place of Kitt Nelson.

Linfield come agonisingly close to finding the opener as Dane McCullough fizzes a low cross into the danger area where Kyle McClean is on hand to strike just wide of the left-hand upright.

Best chance of the second half so far.

Kirk Millar's night is over following that late tackle from John Scott as Dylan Wells replaces him for the visitors.

John Scott is shown a yellow card less than 30 seconds into the second half for a late challenge on Kirk Millar who looks like his evening could be over.

Back under way at Stangmore Park with all to play for in the next 45 minutes or so.

Nothing to separate the two sides at the break but plenty of talking points.

Opportunities aplenty for Dungannon who could easily have scored multiple times if it wasn't for Chris Johns.

David Healy's side remain a threat themselves with all to play for in the second half.

Linfield are the width of the right-hand upright away from breaking the deadlock.

Kirk Millar's inviting free-kick is headed onto the post by Shea Gordon who breaths a huge sigh of relief.

Linfield come close to finding the opener in the closing stages of the first half as Isaac Baird heads over following Adam Frizzell's inswinging corner.

Chris Johns is once again called into action as he makes a superb diving save to deny Paul Doyle from breaking the deadlock.

Sean McAllister starts the move as he finds Junior who plays the ball back into the middle to Jamie Glackin who steps over the ball leaving it for Doyle, with Johns coming to Linfield's rescue to deny the Dungannon skipper.

The Swifts could and perhaps should be ahead given the chances they've had so far in the first half.

Jamie Glackin is the next player in referee Louise Thompson's notebook for a late challenge on Kitt Nelson.

Isaac Baird is cautioned for a cynical foul on Tiernan Kelly who was breaking forward down the middle of the park.