Eight clubs remain in the McComb's Coach Travel Intermediate Cup following Saturday's fourth round ties.
The designated 'tie of the round' saw NIFL Premier Intermediate League leaders Warrenpoint Town travel to Ballyskeagh to take on Lisburn Distillery.
Scoreless after 90 minutes, and again after extra-time, it took penalties to settle the tie with the Whites coming through 5-4 winners after Mark McKee knocked home the decisive spot-kick.
It was a similar situation at The Cage as holders Immaculata also progressed via a penalty shoot-out against Seagoe.
Emmett Templeton fired 'Mac in front midway through the first half, but Dylan Byrne levelled for the visitors early in the second half.
That was how it stayed for the remainder of the game before Padraig Adams, Ben McCaul and Brian McCaul all converted in the shoot-out to see the holders through.
Queen's University hit five goals without reply past Dunmurry Rec. at The Dub.
Johnny Mairs edged the Students in front early in the second half, with Christopher Middleton doubling up with just under a quarter-of-an-hour remaining.
Ronan Young struck five minutes after that to extend the home advantage before Middleton, who had only come on as a 64th minute substitute, added a fourth on 85 minutes and then his hat-trick goal in stoppage time!
Crumlin Star, runners-up last season, also cruised a 5-0 home win against Kilmore Rec.
David Fearon broke the deadlock after just 11 minutes, with Domhnall Cosgrove adding number two just after the half-hour mark.
Cosgrove bagged his second of the afternoon on 58 minutes, followed swiftly by strikes from Aidan Lillis and Nathan Watters to complete the scoring.
Crewe United also found the net five times on the road to Richhill AFC.
The visitors held a narrow lead at the break through Aoifen McBrearty, with Joshua Green making it 2-0 midway through the second half.
McBrearty scored his second of the afternoon on 70 minutes before two goals in the final ten minutes from Kevin McGuinness well and truly put the issue beyond any doubt.
Ballymacash Rangers and East Belfast also won away from home as they got past Banbridge Rangers and Bourneview Mill respectively.
Two goals from Dylan Sinnerton either side of a Guillaume Keke strike saw 'Cash reach the last eight, meanwhile Kyle Woods Brandon Lindsay and Dean Annett all found the net after the break for East Belfast.
Meanwhile, there was a five goal thriller at Adams Park as visitors St. James' Swifts edged out Abbey Villa.
Ciaran Hylands opened the scoring for Swifts on 18 minutes, only to be cancelled out by Adam Arthurs' finish within seven minutes.
Swifts responded through Oran McManus moments after that with Hylands knocking home his second not long after the half-hour mark.
Christopher Murray pulled one back for Villa early in the second half but Swifts held on to complete the quarter-final line-up.
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