NIFL Premiership 2014 - 2015
The NIFL Premiership is the top-level competition in Northern Ireland made up of semi-professional clubs.
The league winners qualify for the Champions' League while the teams finishing second and third go into the Europa League. A third Europa League place goes to the winner of the Irish Cup.
Ards were relegated after one season back in the top flight and replaced by Championship 1 winners, Institute. The relegation play off did not take place because the Championship runners-up, Bangor, do not possess a licence to play in the top level. The rules have now been changed and the highest placed team with a licence finishing in the top six will in future contest the play-off.
2011-2012 | 2012-13 | 2013-2014 | 2014-2015 | 2015-2016
Crests are the property of the respective clubs. Danske Bank Premiership logo is the property of Danske Bank/Northern Ireland Football League.
The Ducks finished in tenth place last season.
Ballymena
were placed seventh last season. They now wear Uhlsport (previously Kukri Sports) with a nice red/white sash on the first choice shirt, spoilt by the excessively large panel for the sponsor's logotype.
Cliftonville won the Premiership title and League Cup for the second season in a row. They were knocked out of the Champions League by the Hungarian side, Debreceni, in July. Their first kit is unchanged and a new change strip in a rather startling bright yellow is introduced.
Coleraine are now supplied by Joma: their first choice strip is a neat, traditional affair while the red/black alternative provides perfect contrast.
Crusaders qualified for the Europa Cup once again after finishing third last term but were knocked out by IF Brommapojkarna. Macron have updated their "home" strip while the alternative is the same design as last season but now predominantly in navy rather than white.
Dungannon play at Stangmore Park in County Tyrone and usually wear all blue. Their change strip is yellow and black (it was yellow and blue last season). 
Glenavon won the Irish Cup for the sixth time last season, their first senior honour since 1997 (their previous cup win). Unfortunately they were knocked out of the Europa league by FH of Iceland in the first qualifying round. Their strips appear to be unchanged.
Glentoran had a modest 2013-14 season, finishing fifth. Fans vote to choose their new strips, which are rotated every two seasons, from shortlists. This season it is the change strip that is replaced.
Founded in 1905, Institute are based in the Drumahoe area of Londonderry. They were promoted having won the Championship One title on the final day of last season. They have played at senior level since 1999 and this is their third spell in the top tier.
Linfield finished as runners-up last season and beat B36 Tórshavn (Faroe Islands) before being narrowly beaten by AIK Athens in the Europa League second qualifying round. They have a new first strip which has been worn without sponsorship in pre-season and 
The Ports finished fourth last season. The first choice kit is all-red, as usual and now complemented by a light blue alternative, both in Uhlsport's new design.
Warrenpoint finished next to last but retain their place in the Premiership because Bangor, who finished as runners-up in Championship One, do not have a licence to play in the top tier. They have updated their strips but they are in the same colours as last season.