The Score NI

Glentoran teenager Paul O'Neill talks about breaking into the first team, moving towards full-time football and his desire to win trophies.

Popular TV host Jeff Stelling speaks live to Michael Clarke during the Belfast leg of his March for Men to raise funds for Prostate Cancer UK.

Northern Ireland's number 1 statto Marshall Gillespie joins Michael Clarke and Colin Hopkins to discuss his love of international football and his career of gathering stats for big broadcasters and the IFA.

Michael Clarke concludes our look back on some our favourite interviews and moments, this time with clips from January - May.

Michael Clarke takes you through some of our favourite player and manager interviews from the first half of the season. 

Cliftonville stalwart Stephen Garrett gives his thoughts on their qualification for Europe, his future, Ryan Catney's testimonial and his role with the IFA.

Carrick Rangers 'keeper Aaron Hogg talks promotion after 3 wins in 7 days for the club, what it means to be back in the Premiership and how Niall Currie's tactics contributed to a successful season. 

Whitey Anderson talks about his love affair with Ballinamallard, their chances in tomorrow's Irish Cup Final and he exclusively reveals his real name!

Ards no.1 Sam Johnston joins Michael and Colin ahead of his side's crunch league clash against Warrenpoint. He discusses his early career, penalty-saving prowess and ambitions for the future. 

Larne FC's first team coach Tim McCann looks back on a glittering career, from friendships to injuries, and talks about life in the Irish League.

Newry City manager Darren Mullen talks about the club's dramatic rise through the ranks of Irish League football and the relegation battle that they find themselves in this season.

Bangor FC are pushing for a return to Irish League football, so we caught up with in-form player Ben Roy who has been enjoying life at the club and a positive force in their promotion push.

Glentoran legend Elliott Morris joined us on The Score to talk takeover, titles, teammates and tough times. 

Former Northern Ireland international Michael Hughes looks back on his career with stories from Stockport to Strasbourg. 

Sean O'Neill reflects on winning the Co. Antrim Shield, his title success with Crusaders, why he handed in a transfer request at Christmas and the team spirit and changing room pranks that make him happy to be a part of the squad. 

Former Northern Ireland striker and current Ards manager Warren Feeney speaks about everything from transfer fees to playing for penalties, with plenty of anecdotes from his club and international career. 

Ballinamallard goalkeeper John Connolly talks about his career, love of the Irish Cup, family life and popstar pals. 

Former Warrenpoint Town and Cliftonville manager Barry Gray candidly discusses the highs and lows of football management, the difficulties he has faced and some of his biggest achievements. 

Pat McGibbon talks about everything from Man Utd and the late Eric Harrison, to Northern Ireland, Wigan Athletic, Train 2 B Smart and mental health on this week's show. 

Warrenpoint Town boss Stephen McDonnell chats about life at Milltown, career ambitions and making the transition from player to manager earlier than anticipated. 

Ards' midfielder Gareth Tommons talks about his career at Limavady, Coleraine and life at his current club as they look to stay in the top flight. He also speaks about falling in and out of love with football, living in Australia and there's even a story about shower gel (yes, really!) 

Glentoran striker Curtis Allen discusses notching up over 100 goals for the club, being a team in transition, playing under different managers and his time in England and Scotland.

Carrick Rangers manager Niall Currie talks to Michael Clarke about his career, his reputation as a wheeler dealer, the pressures of Irish League management and memories from his playing days. We also discuss his ambitions for the remainder of the season with the Amber Army. 

Former Irish League starlet Brad Lyons talks about his time at Blackburn Rovers so far, ambitions of breaking into the first team, reflections on last season with Coleraine and speculation surrounding a potential January loan move. 

Former Cliftonville and Sligo boss Gerard Lyttle gives his views on managing in both leagues, lessons learned and stories from his playing days including rooming with Paul Dalglish.