GALLERY: Every signing made by each Irish League Premiership club ahead of the 2024/25 season

By Johnny Morton

Published 11th May 2024, 09:55 BST

Updated 5th Jun 2024, 11:42 BST

The summer transfer window can be a manic one as teams all around the country look to strengthen and here you can keep up with every move that happens!

Check our gallery below to see all the incomings at each of the 12 Premiership clubs as they prepare for the upcoming 2024/25 Irish League campaign.

After the expiry of his contract at Ipswich Town, boyhood Coleraine fan Cameron Stewart has signed with the Bannsiders, becoming Dean Shiels' first acquisition as head coach of the club.

1. Cameron Stewart (Coleraine)

After the expiry of his contract at Ipswich Town, boyhood Coleraine fan Cameron Stewart has signed with the Bannsiders, becoming Dean Shiels' first acquisition as head coach of the club. Photo: David Cavan

Former St Patrick's Athletic, UCD, Bray Wanderers and Bohemians winger Billy Vance has joined Crusaders from Mid-Ulster side Crewe United. The 21-year-old joins in time for the Crues' Europa Conference League qualifying campaign.

2. Billy Vance (Crusaders)

Former St Patrick's Athletic, UCD, Bray Wanderers and Bohemians winger Billy Vance has joined Crusaders from Mid-Ulster side Crewe United. The 21-year-old joins in time for the Crues' Europa Conference League qualifying campaign. Photo: Crusaders FC

Scot Whiteside became Linfield's first summer signing after joining for an undisclosed fee from Ballymena United. The former Rangers youngster, who also spent time in Linfield's academy, was at the Showgrounds for the last six years.

3. Scot Whiteside (Linfield)

Scot Whiteside became Linfield's first summer signing after joining for an undisclosed fee from Ballymena United. The former Rangers youngster, who also spent time in Linfield's academy, was at the Showgrounds for the last six years. Photo: Linfield FC

Nathan Gartside, who spent the past two seasons at Cliftonville and came on during their Irish Cup final success against Linfield in May, has joined Loughgall. The 26-year-old has also previously spent time at Watford and Derry City after coming through the ranks at Institute.

4. Nathan Gartside (Loughgall)

Nathan Gartside, who spent the past two seasons at Cliftonville and came on during their Irish Cup final success against Linfield in May, has joined Loughgall. The 26-year-old has also previously spent time at Watford and Derry City after coming through the ranks at Institute. Photo: Loughgall FC