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Irish Premiership leaders Coleraine will host Crusaders in the fifth round of the Irish Cup.

It is one of three all-Irish Premiership ties as the 12 top-flight sides and 12 Championship teams entered the draw.

Larne, looking to win the competition for the first time, will travel to Ballymena United while record 44-time winners Linfield will host Bangor.

Holders Dungannon Swifts will start their defence against Championship outfit Ards while Cliftonville, last year's beaten finalists, will also host second-tier opposition in Dundela.

Annagh United will make the short trip to Portadown after the Championship side stunned the Ports in last year's fifth round.

Glenavon, who are bottom of the Irish Premiership got a home draw against Newington, while Glentoran will head west to face Premier Intermediate side Strabane Athletic.

Carrick Rangers, who will celebrate the 50th anniversary of their famous 1976 Irish Cup win next year, host Queen's University.

Comber Rec will travel to Ballymacash Rangers, H&W Welders travel to Moyola Park, Limavady United host Lisburn Rangers and Armagh City take on Drumaness Mills.

Lisburn Distillery host Warrenpoint Town, Ballinamallard United take on fellow Championship side Institute and Knockbreda will take on Loughgall.

Irish Cup fifth round draw

Lisburn Distillery v Warrenpoint Town

Coleraine v Crusaders

Portadown v Annagh United

Ballymacash Rangers v Comber Rec

Ballinamallard United v Institute

Glenavon v Newington

Dungannon Swifts v Ards

Carrick Rangers v Queen's University

Limavady United v Lisburn Rangers

Ballymena United v Larne

Armagh City v Drumaness Mills

Knockbreda v Loughgall

Moyola Park v H&W Welders

Linfield v Bangor

Cliftonville v Dundela

Strabane Athletic v Glentoran

Ties to be played on 9-10 January.

The holders will start their defence against Championship side Ards.

Dungannon Swifts manager Rodney McAree: "I'm thankful we got a home draw, but it's a tricky one. We played Ards earlier this season and we overcome them on penalties. We know it's going to be a tough game.

"It's meant everything to the club. Hopefully we inspire some of the other clubs, who have a similar stature to ourselves, that it can be done. If you win five games and you win the trophy, and I believe we're capable of beating any team in the league."

Coleraine against Crusaders was another big tie. Both sides have had differing fortunes in the league.

Crusaders manager Declan Caddell: "You're sometimes looking for that bit of luck but today wasn't that day. We'll go there full of confidence. It's a tough draw and Coleraine are flying high, and we'll have to be at our very best. For me, the Irish Cup is a welcome distraction from the league. We'll go in all guns blazing and at the end of it, you're either in it or you are out.

"Every team wants to get to the final, it's a huge day for the club and the fans. This year if we want to get there it looks like we'll have to do it the hard way."

Don't forget, Ballymena just dumped Larne out of the BetMcLean Cup last week, so there's a bit of history there.

What a first Irish Cup tie for Oran Kearney as the Sky Blues manager.

Ballymena United v Larne is one of three all-Irish Premiership ties.

Larne manager Gary Haveron: "It was a cert. I bumped into Jonty when I first arrived and I said we'd end up playing against each other, and that's how it has worked out. It's a tough game for both teams, especially going away to Ballymena as we found out recently. It's one we'll be prepared for."

Ballymena United assistant manager Barry Johnston: "We couldn't have got a tougher draw. It's a home draw, and I don't want to say too much as Gary will use it in the changing room against me! But we got a home draw and we're happy enough."

Stay tuned and we'll bring you some reaction from today's draw.

That concludes the fifth-round draw.

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Here's the full draw.

There are some tasty draws there.

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Image source, BBC Sport

Ties will be played on Saturday, 10 January.

Strabane Athletic v Glentoran

And that concludes the draw.

Cliftonville v Dundela

Last year's beaten finalists take on the 1955 winners.

Linfield v Bangor

It's another all-Premiership tie!

Moyola Park v H&W Welders

Moyola, the first winners of the Irish Cup in 1881, face Championship opposition.

Knockbreda v Loughgall

Armagh City v Drumaness Mills

Ballymena United v Larne.

Another tasty draw.

Lisburn Rangers v Limavady United.

Lisburn Rangers were drawn first but will travel to the north coast.

Carrick Rangers v Queen's University

Stephen Baxter's side take on the Students.

It's almost 50 years since their famous cup win in 1976.

Dunagnnon Swifts v Ards

The holders have a home draw to start their defence.

Glenavon v Newington

It's a home tie for the Lurgan Blues.