The Blues are back. Just ask their fans. Undefeated in over ten league games, having recently toppeled Larne and Coleraine away from home, the Windsor mood is on a significant high. But we shouldn't forget the doom and gloom being peddled only months ago.

What is behind this turnaround, and is it here to stay? And more imporantly, how much credit should David Healy get for all this?

Pod debutant Aaron Agnew joins the fray to review another great week for the Blues as Storm Boelo rains off Duncan Ferguson's Glentoran debut.

Elsewhere, Larne did bounce back from their Linfield defeat, just! Cliftonville snag their first victory in over a month and we ask if the relegation race has more riders than we expected?

Coleraine Chronicle Sports Editor Damian Mullan is back on the pod to share his view on a busy week in the Irish League.

A sesmic comeback for Coleraine ignites the title chase into life with one of their first big scalps of the season. Will it unsettle Larne or was it just a poor second half performance?

Elsewhere, Duncan Ferguson's arrival in the Irish League has got plenty of attention, but will he be the right man to help Glentoran win trophies again?

Joe McCallion and Ross Welsh from Around the Grounds NI are back for the annual Quarter Season Catch Up. It's a review of each team's report card so far, as we hit the quarter mark(ish) of the Irish League season.

Keelan Leeper pops in to give us an insight into what has went wrong for his Ports this season. With their first victory under their belts, in a turnaround on the horizon.

Elsewhere Glentoran and Ballymena are building momentum, but will it be short lived? And what do Cliftonville need to do to get out of their current funk?

Former Sports Editor of the Ballymena Times Stephen Alexander joins the pod to recap all the latest in the Irish League.

Linfield win out in the battle of the big two, handing Coleraine their first loss of the season, at home to boot.

Crusaders continue to show their bright start to the season is no fluke by coming back against Bangor and Glentoran are still on the look out for a new manager.

It has been a tough season for a couple of Irish League sides so far, but nobody more than Portadown. They came into a fresh campaign led by new manager David Jeffery, with a boatload of fresh faces through the door. But all it has left them is bottom of the table with a solitary point to their name.

Is this just a horrible start to a season for a team in transition, or are Portadown the most likely team to be playing Championship football next season?

Dave Watt joins the podcast to reflect on two Premiership gameweeks and gives us an extended insight into everything going on in the Irish League’s second tier

Its all change in East Belfast once again as Declan Devine steps down as Glentoran boss. What didn't go to plan under his tenure, and who is in the frame to fill the hot seat?

Matthew Brown gives his instant reaction.

Plus football writer Lewis Bennett returns to the pod to give his latest take on all the happenings within the Irish League.

Football writer Johnny McNabb joins the pod to look back on all the latest action from the weekend.

A thumping 4-1 victory over Crusaders, goals flying in and the new signings already looking the part, the Bannsiders are top of the table and looking like the team to beat.

Larne bounced back from their European heartbreak with a win over Glentoran. At the other end, Portadown and Limavady remain pointless, while Bangor produced a second-half comeback to secure their first point against Ballymena.