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It is with great sadness that the Club wishes to inform members of the passing of George Gibb.   George was a loyal member of Drymen Curling Club for many years.   Our thoughts and sympathies go out to his wife Margaret.

Welcome to Season 2021/22. We are making plans for Curling to re-start in September. To help with our planning we need to know how many of our members would like to play.Please note – you must complete this form once … Continue reading →

In these unprecedented and uncertain times, I wish you all well in the coming months. The vaccine is the only bright light in the not too distant future, hopefully with everyone getting the chance next year!! At the moment any … Continue reading →

Instead of curling, our Secretary has been busy sorting through the old Club files and come across a few interesting bits that have been added to the History section. See tab above to read some amusing and interesting facts.

Well the spike in Covid19 cases has brought all curling plans this autumn to a halt. Plans are progressing to start curling in January, but only if the Central Belt moves down to at least level 2. The Stirling Curling … Continue reading →

As Summer is coming to an end, you may be thinking of dusting off those curling shoes. It is still very uncertain as to the exact timing of the opening of The Peak for curling.   The NCA has opened for … Continue reading →

Due to the very strange times we are currently living through it has been decided to hold our AGM “virtually”.  All the papers for the 2020 AGM have been emailed to members.  Please email the club if you have not … Continue reading →

Sadly, due to the Coronovirus and recent Government guidelines on minimising social contact, all our remaining curling games are cancelled.  The AGM is also postponed until later in the year.  We do however need to prepare for the next season … Continue reading →

The Ladies recently took on the Gents in our annual battle of the sexes.  The Ladies were hopeful of a rare victory having won the first few ends.  The Gents rallied late to sneak a few stones in and won … Continue reading →