First-team star Cameron Stewart is this week's guest on the Official Coleraine Podcast.

The big defender joined co-hosts Damian Mullan and Johnny McNabb in a show brought you by sponsors the Lodge Hotel.

Stewart talks about life at Coleraine since his summer move, starting his career at Ipswich Town and life as a full-time footballer.

He also speaks about the season to date and how the Bannsiders are determined to have a successful second half of the campaign.

The 21-year-old further discusses the new arrivals of Patrick Burns and Ronan Doherty, with a look ahead to this weekend's game against Crusaders also on the show.

The Official Coleraine Podcast has returned for the first episode in 2025 after the Christmas and New Year celebrations.

Hosted by Damian Mullan and Johnny McNabb, the pair reflect on Coleraine's results over the festive period and possible arrivals in the January transfer window.

There is also a discussion on 2024 as a whole and expectations for the calendar year ahead.

Furthermore, the duo look ahead to Saturday's clash away to Glenavon in the Sports Direct Premiership, as well as passing on condolences to the family of Paddy McLaughlin, who sadly lost his father.

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

Chairman Colin McKendry is this week's guest on the Christmas edition of the Official Coleraine Podcast.

Before the arrival of Father Christmas, the Official Coleraine Podcast - sponsored by the Lodge Hotel - was delighted to welcome chairman Colin McKendry on this week's show.

Hosted by Damian Mullan and Johnny McNabb, the trio discuss Henry Ross becoming a majority owner at The Showgrounds, as well as the upcoming January transfer window.

The co-hosts ask the chairman for his thoughts on the season to date and how the landscape of Irish League football has changed in recent years.

The trio also passed their condolences to the Crawford family after the sad passing of Doreen.

Teenage kicks is the nature of this week's podcast as we welcomed Senan Devine on the show.

Hosted by Damian Mullan and Johnny McNabb, the duo discuss Senan's fine start to life as a footballer after winning the SuperCupNI tournament, the Centenary Shield, the Premiership Development League and representing Northern Ireland at under-age level.

There is also a discussion on Senan making the breakthrough to the first-team at The Showgrounds and how he has been given numerous opportunities since being handed his debut.

Senan also talks about his education as he is currently playing his final year at Loreto College and the challenges of combining football with his studies.

The trio also reflect on last weekend's postponed game against Portadown and this Saturday's clash away at Linfield.

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

A mid-term report is the nature of the conversation on this week's episode of the Official Coleraine Podcast.

Co-hosts Damian Mullan and Johnny McNabb share their views on the season to date, the highs and the lows , and aims for the rest of the campaign.

The duo also reflect on potential recruitment in the January transfer window and last weekend's 3-3 draw against Glenavon at Mourneview Park.

There is a conversation about this weekend's fixture against Portadown as we enter the festive period.

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

Supporter Alwyn McKee is this week's guest on the Official Coleraine Podcast - sponsored by the Lodge Hotel.

The podcast breaks new ground as we invited a supporter onto the show for the very first time to join co-hosts Damian Mullan and Johnny McNabb.

The trio reflect on the Bannsiders' defeat to Crusaders last Sunday and the upcoming game against Glenavon this weekend.

Alwyn is asked on his views about Coleraine's start to the season, why he loves being a fan of the club and special memories during his time as a lifelong supporter.

Summer signing Rhyss Campbell is this week's guest on the Official Coleraine Podcast - sponsored by the Lodge Hotel.

The attacker joins co-hosts Damian Mullan and Johnny McNabb to discuss his career to date, his switch to The Showgrounds and how the opportunity to work with Dean Shiels again was too hard to turn down.

There is also a conversation on Tiernan Lynch's decision to leave Larne for Derry City and Paddy McLaughlin's return to football at Glenavon.

Messrs Mullan and McNabb talk about last Saturday's win against Loughgall and the upcoming game against Crusaders on Sunday.

Goalkeeping coach Michael Doherty is this week's guest on the Official Coleraine Podcast.

The Limavady man tells hosts Damian Mullan and Johnny McNabb about his full-time position at the club, working with first-team 'keepers Rory Brown and Max Little, as well as how the role of a goalkeeper has changed throughout the years.

'Doc' also discusses recent results, why there's reasons to be optimistic for the future and how he is undertaking his UEFA A Goalkeeping licence.

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

This week's podcast lasted the full eight rounds as we welcomed Matty Boreland on the show.

Hosted by Damian Mullan and Johnny McNabb, the duo ask Matty about his decision to enter the professional ranks and his progress so far after making it four wins from four.

Nicknamed "Bam Bam", the 25-year-old outlined that his dream is to have a bout at the Coleraine Showgrounds and he expressed his gratitude to the support he has received from the entire community.

A keen Coleraine supporter, Matty revealed his love for the Bannsiders, going on away trips when he was younger and how he has to remain disciplined to help with his boxing.

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

Managing Paul Gascoigne and playing with George Best is something we would all love to have on our CV.

Therefore, we were pleased to welcome former Coleraine player and manager Iam McFaul as this week's guest on the Official Coleraine Podcast.

McFaul discusses his time as a player at The Showgrounds, the decision to sign for Linfield and then the move to Newcastle United, where he won the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup in 1969.

Hosted by Damian Mullan and Johnny McNabb - with the expert help of Grant Cameron - the trio also speak about McFall's time as a Northern Ireland international, sharing the pitch with the likes of George Best and having a close relationship with Pat Jennings.

McFaul also divulges about his spell as manager of Newcastle United as a certain Paul Gascoigne was ready to shine on the big stage, taking a job in Guam and accustoming the reigns at Coleraine.