Welcome back to season six of the Official Coleraine Podcast.

It is a different feel and look for the show as we recorded live from the studio at Northern Regional College.

Co-hosts Damian Mullan and Johnny McNabb reflect on the season to date, the schedule ahead and how things are progressing at The Showgrounds both on and off the pitch.

The pair also congratulate Patrick Kelly on earning his first senior cap for Northern Ireland as he was used from the bench in the recent win against Luxembourg.

There's so much more to enjoy - so sit back and relax.

The curtain is brought down on this season's Official Coleraine Podcast as the final show of the campaign is now live.

After a two-week break due to co-hosts Damian Mullan and Johnny McNabb trotting around the globe, the pair reflect on a sea of change at The Showgrounds.

There is a discussion around the change of manager, the legacy left behind by sporting director Oran Kearney and a tribute to kitman Darrell Coyles who has departed after six years of sterling service.

The duo also reflect on the season as a whole which ended with a European play-off final defeat to Cliftonville, ending any hopes of playing on the continent this summer.

Furthermore, there is a chat surrounding the likelihood of arrivals in the summer as Ruaidhri Higgins begins to put his stamp on proceedings at the Ballycastle Road.

As ever, we would like to thank our sponsors the Lodge Hotel.

We would like to put on record our appreciation to everyone who listens to the show and to Robert Campbell for editing the show.

The Easter break has now concluded as Messrs Mullan and McNabb return with this week's Official Coleraine Podcast.

The duo discuss the Bannsiders' recent loss to Crusaders but how momentum can be gained ahead of the play-offs as Linfield roll into town.

There is also a conversation around Matthew Shevlin's quest for the Golden Boot and how it is expected to be a busy weekend at The Showgrounds as several off-the-pitch events have been planned.

Furthermore, the co-hosts talk about Lyndon Kane's unfortunate injury and how his setback can help pave the way for someone else to step forward.

As ever, we would like to thank our sponsors the Lodge Hotel.

Dylan Boyle kindly gave up some of his time to be a guest on this week's Official Coleraine Podcast.

The midfielder joined co-hosts Damian Mullan and Johnny McNabb and started off by chatting about his time at the club so far after his summer switch from Ballymena United, as well as his living arrangements with four other first-team members.

Boyle also delved into his spell across the water at Fleetwood Town - where he worked under the likes of Joey Barton and Scott Brown - and how difficult it was moving away from home at the age of 16.

The 23-year-old then spoke about his season at Ballymena United and how the lure of full-time football at Coleraine was too hard to turn down when the Bannsiders came calling.

There is also a chat about his role as a deep-lying midfielder, representing Northern Ireland at youth level and his three stunning goals so far this season.

As ever, we would like to thank our sponsors the Lodge Hotel.

Co-hosts Damian Mullan and Johnny McNabb reflect on a busy seven days on this week's show.

The duo start proceedings by reflecting on Tuesday night's defeat at The Oval and what that potentially means for our automatic European qualification hopes.

There is also a chat on Saturday's opponents Dungannon Swifts and how they have a stellar season to date by finishing in the top-six, as well as reaching the Irish Cup final.

Furthermore, there is also a conversation on the summer and the news that goalkeeper Harry Pearson has signed forms on his first professional contract.

As always, we would like to thank our sponsors the Lodge Hotel.

Levi Ives kindly gave up his time during a busy week to be a guest on this week's Official Coleraine Podcast.

The January recruit joined co-hosts Damian Mullan and Johnny McNabb to discuss his career, how the move to The Showgrounds came about and how he has settled into his new surroundings.

The trio also discuss recent results that have seen the Bannsiders forge their way into the top-six for the post-split fixtures, which starts with an away clash at Glentoran next Tuesday night.

Ives, who is moving house this week, also gave an insight into the aspirations for the final five games of the season and how there is already a togetherness within the changing room despite five new players joining in the recent transfer window.

As always, we would like to thank our sponsors the Lodge Hotel.

This week's episode has focused on the Bannsiders' off the pitch efforts as we welcomed Bobby Farren on the show.

Mr Farren was asked onto the show after the club announced this week its application to the Northern Ireland Football Fund for £10 million to support the development of the South Stand at The Showgrounds, transforming the venue into the North West Regional Stadium.

Speaking to co-hosts Damian Mullan and Johnny McNabb, the Bid Manager explained the reasons behind the Bannsiders' bid, what they would do with the monies if successful and how the funding can help the local community.

Furthermore, Mr Farren gave an update on the community pitch and how the synesthetic surface should be laid in the coming weeks.

Of course, there is also a chat regarding on-the-pitch matters as Coleraine played out a 2-2 draw against Cliftonville, as well as looking ahead to this weekend's clash at home to Portadown.

As ever, we would like to thank our sponsors the Lodge Hotel.

Charles Dunne has made a fine start to his Coleraine career and he is this week's guest on the Official Coleraine Podcast.

Brought you by sponsors the Lodge Hotel, the show talks to Charles about his career which started in England and then moving to Scotland, which included spells at Motherwell and St Mirren.

The defender also discusses how his January move to Coleraine came about and how he sold by a move to The Showgrounds due to the club's plans for now and the future.

The 32-year-old speaks about how he embraces showing a leadership role both on and off the pitch, representing Republic of Ireland U21s and what he enjoys when he is not playing football.

Dunne also divulges his love for Arsenal and opens up about growing up in London - plus so much more.

2003 will always be a year synonymous with this week's guest on the Official Coleraine Podcast.

That can only mean a conversation with Jody Tolan who struck the famous winner against Glentoran in the Irish Cup.

Co-hosts Damian Mullan and Johnny McNabb talk to the striker about that famous day, playing under Marty Quinn and the level of talent within the Coleraine squad at that time.

Tolan discusses starting his career at Cliftonville, the move to Glentoran after leaving the Ballycastle Road, as well as overcoming two serious injuries.

The Belfast native shares his thoughts on the current first-team at The Showgrounds and some funny stories along the way.

As ever, we would like to thank our sponsors the Lodge Hotel.

Declan McManus helped the Official Coleraine Podcast celebrate its 150th episode by being this week's guest on the show.

On what was a landmark occasion for the podcast, the striker kindly joined co-hosts Damian Mullan and Johnny McNabb in an engaging chat.

McManus discussed his career to date - which started at Aberdeen - and then in England, before arriving in Wales, helping The New Saints lift three league titles.

The 30-year-old spoke about his time away from home at different clubs, having an understanding wife and how he has a burning desire to bring success back to The Showgrounds.

He further elaborated on living on the north coast, linking-up with Matthew Shevlin and Jamie McGonigle in attack, as well as comparing Welsh football to the Irish League.

The podcast also talks about last weekend's eye-catching win at Linfield and the upcoming clash against Portadown.

As always, we would like to thank our sponsors the Lodge Hotel.