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Latest News - 25/07/2025

Cammy & Dan Head Out On Loan

The club can announce that both Cammy Bryson and Dan Carmichael have this week agreed loan deals until January.

18 year old Cammy after recently signing with the club on an amateur basis after spending time with the team during pre season. He got his first run out for the Black & Golds as a substitute against Arbroath in the Premier Sports Cup.
Cammy will join Dalbeattie Star for his second spell at Islecroft.

Dan Carmichael is heading to neighbours Gretna 2008 for a loan spell which the manager hopes will help with match fitness. Dan joined the club in January last season and has struggled for regular game time at Galabank.

Manager Wullie Gibson commented, “Cammy has signed with the club on an amateur basis and being loaned out to further his development. We’ll continue to monitor his progress”

“Dan is heading out on loan for much needed match fitness and game time. We will monitor his levels very closely over the next 5-6 weeks”

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