BootRoom

Goalkeeping issues at Swifts, penalty controversy for Dergview, Ballinamallard up to fourth, Tummery comeback, defeat for Harps and Kesh, an Enniskillen derby to forget and Irvinestown heavily fined with more to come, it's all discussed this week by Paddy and Tommy in the Ulster Herald Bootroom.

We look back at another busy weekend in the local and national game with Dungannon and Ballinamallard beaten and Dergview continuing their run in the Championship and Fermanagh and Western.

This week in the Boot Room Tommy, Damien Hunter and Martin 'Fred' Lynch all put their reputations on the line by picking their F&W select teams - some very interesting selections that are sure to spark much discussion. Let the debate begin!

This week in the Boot Room we hear from Tyrone Junior manager David Gilfillan following confirmation that the SuperCupNi and Foyle Cup tournaments have been cancelled while Michael Clarke, secretary of the NI Football Writers, shares his thoughts on what might happen regarding the Premiership. Tommy and Paddy also discuss three more F&W select teams.

Whats the latest with the Fermanagh and Western, The Omagh Hospitals man man is set to raise funds and we hear from a Northern Ireland legend while Tommy tells us whats coming in the Ulster Herald this week.

This week Tommy and Paddy are joined by F&W League chairman Neil Jardine who brings us the very latest news on how the local league season might be completed. With the IFA deadline fast approaching clubs and leagues will have some big calls to make in the coming days.

This week Mountfield boss Paul McFadden joins Tommy and Paddy in the Boot Room to discuss the decisions of the Fermanagh and Western, Mid Ulster, North West and Ni Intermediate League to call time on their seasons. Could there been an appeal? We also speculate what next for teams in the NIFL

The lgend that is Liam Coyle joins the Bootroom today, we hear about his time at Omagh Town abd his career and what about the Enniskillen appeal, whats the latest, we hear from Tommy

So as two local players pick up contracts at home and across the water what next for the local teams. We hear from Tummerys Damian Hunter and Enniskillen Athletics Peter Goan as The Bootrooms brings you the latest with Tommy and Paddy

As the lockdown eases we hear from Ballinamallard United Manager Harry Mc Conkey. What next for the NIPL and Championship while there's still no news about the Fermanagh and Western

This week we are joined in the Boot Room by NI international Niall McGinn. We discuss among other things Dungannon Swifts new kit, the current state of play regarding the Premiership and Championship and not forgetting the very latest on the Enniskillen Town appeal. Plenty to get our teeth into.

We hear from NI Centenary cup manager and former Omagh Town player Frankie Wilson with our own Tommy as we look at the NIPL and Fermanagh and Western

This week Paddy and Tommy are joined in the Boot Room by lifelong Liverpool supporter and former player Rodney McAree, who signed for the Merseysiders as a 15-year-old in the summer of 1990.

Mulhern and Reihill Cup finals in December (?), an update on the Irish Junior Cup, appeals, appeals and more appeals! Tommy and Paddy are joined in this week's podcast by Dergview boss Ivan Sproule and needless to say there is plenty to discuss.

Irish Junior Cuo Semi-Final Special with NFC Kesh manager Scott Robinson and Enniskillen Rangers Michael Kerr

Irish Junior Cup final special as Paddy and Tommy discuss Enniskillen Rangers attempt for four in a row. We also hear from Ranger's manager Michael Kerr as the team head to Portadown.

It may be Friday but the Bootroom is back with an Irish cup final special as Glentoran and Robbie Mc Daid face Adam Lecky and Ballymena. We hear from the two local men ahead of a novel final tonight.

There's no shortage of discussions points for this week's Boot Room! We discuss the fallout from yet another vote by F&W clubs to end the season with promotion and no relegation. We reflect on Irish Cup success for Glens matchwinner Robbie McDaid and we get the views of Damien Hunter and Ivan Sproule following Saturday's friendly between Tummery Ath and Dergview.

We have a quick look at the AGM and the new season in this edition of the Bootroom

The start of the new season and we look back at the action with Tommy and Paddy. We hear from Ryan Hanna and Dergview boss Ivan Sproule as we also look ahead

Week Two of the Fermanagh and Western League and while there were loads of goals, Tommy ended up at a scoreless draw but it was still a cracker. We hear from Scott Robinson and look ahead at the next round of fixtures

In this week's Boot Room we have interviews from Ivan Sproule following Dergview's cup success at Coleraine and Anthony 'Fred' Fitzpatrick as Enniskillen Athletic draw 1-1 with Killen Rangers. Tommy and Paddy reflect on Adam Lecky's move to Crusaders, review all the weekend games and bring you the latest on how Covid-19 restrictions are impacting on the local game.

As all football except the Irish Premiership is shut down for four weeks. Tommy and Paddy discuss the confusion around fans attending games, question why the Championship doesn't get the green light despite their senior status and ask fixtures secretary Mal McVitty what the break will mean for F&W football.

This week Tommy and Paddy hear from Dungannon manager Kris Lindsay after his team picks up their first point at Glenavon. We too discuss Jamie Gackin's new contract, a first Adam Lecky goal for Crusaders, the release of Championship fixtures and are joined by ex-Omagh Town supporter and serial story teller Des Flanagan who has written a book entitled 'It Takes Balls'.

As we sit out another week without football at local level we still have plenty to talk about, we will hear from Enniskillen Rangers Mickey Kerr as he does his bit for fundraising and Tommy hears the latest about the local fixtures.