The episode you’ve all been waiting for. Ross Welsh and Joe McCallion join Peter to look back at the 24/25 season, which is finally in the books.

Going through each team individually, predictions from the start of the season will be faced. Good, bad and the very ugly.

Plus, Dungannon Swifts topple Cliftonville to win their first ever Irish Cup, Carrick Rangers hang on their top flight status and Ruaidhrí Higgins is the brand new Coleraine boss.

Ross Welsh and Joe McCallion of Around The Grounds NI jump back onto the podcast for the first in a double header of season look backs.

Covering the final gameweek of the league campaign, look ahead to the Irish cup final and share our Irish League Team of the Seasons.

Writer and reporter Barry Flynn returns to the podcast as ‘Mr Championship’ shares his insight into Bangor finally confirmed their ascension back into top flight football next season.

However the future is not looking so bright for Newry City who had their relegation into intermediate football made a formality.

We also discuss Cliftonville fans rubberstamping their newCanadian ownership and look ahead to the final league gameweek of the season.

Keelan Leeper returns to the podcast to give his thoughts on the NIFL Awards, the chase for 2nd/Automatic European place and shares a behind the scenes perspective on inking an Irish League kit deal.

Linfield proudly paraded the Gibson cup around Windsor Parkover the weekend after finally overcoming Glentoran in their final attempt ofthe season. Proud Blueman Mark McGuiggan joins the pod to reflect on the seasonand ponder how the Blues recent failures may have shaped this team of leaguewinners.
Plus, the latest in the chase for Europe and despite a win on Saturday Loughall’stime in the top flight is essentially over, are they in a good place to bounceback next year?

Former Irish League winner and ex-Carrick Rangers manager Stuart King is this week's pod guest.

He responds to some calls that Linfield's trot to the title indicates a poor overall standard in the league this term. Are those suggestions accurate? Or more of a comment on the lifeless race for Gibson this term? How does this class of Irish League talent compare to previous years?

Plus, reaction to the Irish Cup semi-finals and a look ahead to the start of the split.

Linfield are champions once again. How does this team rank compared to recent Blues teams and are they already building for next term? Plus, the final games before the split are now in the books as the Crues and Bannsiders squeeze into the mix. Sports journalist Lewis Bennett joins the pod to recap it all.

Sports journalist Stephen Alexander is our guest to recap a weekend which significant shifts to tee up a final pre-split game week where four different teams could secure one of two top 6 slots.

We review those games as well as go through all the potential permutations ahead of this Saturday's key showdowns.