Joel Neill joins the pod to reflect on the greatest week in the history of Larne FC. An Irish League team is playing the league/group phase of a modern European Club Competition for the first time. Incredible scenes at Inver Park after a tense encounter with Lincoln Red Imps ends in victory thanks to a hattrick from Andy Ryan.

We recap the entire European journey - so far - and look ahead to what's in store between not and Christmas in the competition.

There was also great Irish League action to respond to as Portadown frustrate Linfield with a last minute draw and a wonder goal from Jordan Jenkins keeps Glentoran's season ticking along.

Journalist Mark McIntosh shares his view on a whirlwind weekend for David Healy and Linfield fans, after the much publicised approach by Scottish side Raith Rovers to snag the Blues manager. But the five time Irish League winning boss recommitted his future to the Belfast club. How did we get here? And what does it mean long term for Healy's future at Windsor Park?

Plus, Larne only a win away from history, can they thwart Lincoln Red Imps at Inver Park and progress to the Conference League proper?

Add in a round up of the latest games plus some transfer news and that's a one spicy meatball of a podcast.

Damian Mullan, Sports Editor of the Coleraine Chronicle, features on the pod to discuss an intriguing week of Irish League developments.

Larne cruise into Conference League play off round, but can they get the job done against opposition from Gibraltar?

With a Lee Bonis shaped hole in their team will the Inver Reds secure a replacement within the league?

Plus, morale boosting wins for Coleraine and Glentoran, while Reds and Blues lead the way with 2 wins from 2.

Matthew Brown from the Shout at the Oval podcast to look back at the opening weekend of the NIFL Premiership season.

We discuss Larne's chances of following up on their winning exploits in Europe and finish the task at Inver. Reflect on the success of Lee Bonis' Irish League career and review his chances of breaking into the Northern Ireland squad after his latest move. Plus we react to suggestions of the Irish League's top flight moving to only 10 teams.

Your ultimate guide for the upcoming season of top flight of Irish League football. Every club's prospects for the campaign ahead put under the microscope.

Ross Welsh and Joe McCallion from Around the Grounds NI join the pod to share their predictions, including where they think every team will finish.

TIMESTAMPS

Irish League in Europe Reaction - 00:02:20

Linfield - 00:17:02

Portadown - 00:29:35

Glentoran - 00:38:36

Dungannon Swifts - 00:45:10

Coleraine - 00:48:50

Cliftonville - 00:55:05

Carrick Rangers - 01:02:18

Ballymena United - 01:07:02

Larne - 01:13:37

Crusaders - 01:20:25

Glenavon - 01:28:28

Loughgall - 01:34:23

Weekend's Games Preview - 01:43:23

Matthew Brown from the Shout At The Oval podcast is our guest to go through all the latest news in the world of Irish League.

From the long awaited European draws, concerns over a majority of top flight teams failing to break even, price for games hitting £15 and all the recent Irish league transfers.

The men's Irish League season is in the books, therefore it's that time of year to look back at a campaign full of thrills, chills and drama. With a special look at Cliftonville's Irish Cup heroics, the European play off and the action in the Promotion/Relegation play off.

All in the company of guests Mark McGuiggan and Dave Watt.

Preparing to play at a sold out Windsor Park, Cliftonville and Linfield go under the microscope ahead of a huge Irish Cup final. Can the Blues end their season on a high note? Or can the Reds turnover a multi-decade hoodoo in the competition.

Plus, we're looking at all flavours of Play Offs, from Europe to Promotion/Relegation

Ross Welsh and Joe McCallion from Around The Grounds NI are this week's guests.

The Inver Reds have done it! (almost) Bar the greatest one game goal difference swing in football history, the Gibson Cup will stay on the Antrim coast.

How have the done it? What will Kenny Bruce and Co do next? And what should Linfield learn from this tight title chase?

Plus, the Ports return to the Premiership at the first time of asking, Declan Devine is confirmed as Glentoran's full time boss and we recap the NI Football Awards. All in the company of Belfast Telegraph Sports reporter Stuart McKinley.

A 30 seconds of Irish League football which no fan will ever forget, Title Tuesday (working title) will go down in footballing folklore when goals deep into injury time across two games flipped the power balance in the championship chase.

Former Ballymena Times sports editor Stephen Alexander is on hand the relieve all that action, look ahead to the NI Football Awards & give insight into Ballymena United's season long decline.