We can confirm that the St Mirren airdome is now fully operational. 

The dome had come down due to weather conditions last week, but has now been restored to working order. 

Community classes this weekend will be ON. For more information or enquiries please email info@stmirren.com. 

St Mirren Football Club are delighted to announce that All Commercial Parts have agreed to sponsor Steven Thompson’s Hall of Fame Award at the Club's 2017/18 Player of the Year Awards Dinner which takes place at the Normandy Hotel, Renfrew on Saturday 5th May 2018.

Commercial Manager, Campbell Kennedy said: "I would like to thank Nigel McHugh of All Commercial Parts for his kind support in sponsoring this award. All Commercial Parts have been a great supporter of the club and I would like to personally thank them their continued support." 

Nigel McHugh, Director of All Commercial Parts, said: "It’s a privilege and honour as a Leeds United fan, now a converted Buddies Fan, to present the Hall of Fame Award to the very highly respected Steven Thompson. Steven is a born and bred, dyed-in-the-wool St Mirren supporter whose professionalism, dedication and commitment to the club are much valued within the past and present footballing world and local community. In my younger years I would have even swapped the great Gordon McQueen to have Steven grace his abilities at Elland Road!”

Individual places are available at £75 + VAT per person, with a minimum of two places on a shared table basis. Tables are available in multiples of TEN at £700 + VAT or TWELVE at £840 + VAT.

To reserve packages or to enquire about event and awards sponsorship opportunities, please contact Commercial Manager, Campbell Kennedy on (0141) 840-1337 or email commercial@stmirren.com.

You can also book online at our e-store or download a booking form by clicking HERE.

St Mirren fans will be able to purchase tickets on the matchday from the away end ticket kiosk from 6:45pm. The kiosk is located behind the East Stand.

However, we would encourage fans who are planning to travel through for the game to purchase your tickets in advance to avoid queues at the ticket kiosk on matchday.

Please note that the kiosk will be busy and you should arrive in plenty of time to purchase tickets. The kiosk is cash only.

St Mirren's ticket office will be opened till 7:00pm this evening to accommodate this.

The St Mirren Ticket Office (Main Stand) opening hours in the build up to this match are as follows:

Thu, 25th Jan: 10:00am to 2:00pm and 5:00pm to 7:00pm.
Fri, 26th Jan: 10:00am to 2:00pm

Additional Information for Travelling Fans

Tomorrow, Friday 26th January, St Mirren make the trip to 'The Kingdom of Fife' to face Dunfermline Athletic in a Ladbrokes Championship match-up at East End Park.

The referee tomorrow is John Beaton and he will be assisted by Graham Chambers and Drew Kirkland. The Fourth Official is Alan Newlands.

We can confirm the following ticket arrangements for Friday nights game against Dunfermline Athletic: 

St Mirren fans will be able to purchase tickets on matchday from the away end ticket kiosk from 6.45pm. The kiosk is located behind the East Stand.

However, we would encourage fans who are planning to travel through for the game to purchase your tickets in advance to avoid queues at the ticket kiosk on matchday.

Please note that the kiosk will be busy and you should arrive in plenty of time to purchase tickets. The kiosk is cash only.

St Mirren's ticket office will be opened late on Thursday evening to accommodate this.

Ticket Office opening hours

Wednesday - 10am - 2pm 

Thursday - 10am - 2pm, 5pm - 7pm

Friday - 10am - 2pm

Price list

Adults - £18

Concessions - £12

Under 12's - £5

Join us on Friday 9th March 2018 in the Westmarch Suite at The Paisley 2021 Stadium for our Annual Academy Fundraiser Night.

The aim of the evening is to raise funds for our highly acclaimed Academy and facilitate the ongoing commitment we have to our successful youth programme .

The evening will kick off with a glass of bubbly on arrival before sitting down to a superb two course meal after which you will be entertained by Jamie King McArthur 'The King of Swing' one of the busiest and highly regarded young performers on the circuit who will perform a mix of classic Rat Pack and swing hits to current chart hits followed by a DJ set that will keep the dance floor full all night long.

The evening will also include a superb raffle and Grand Auction with all funds raised going towards the Academy.

Tickets for the event are sure to sell quickly and are available priced as follows:

• £36 (minimum booking two people on a shared table)
• Table of ten £360

 All prices are inclusive of VAT

To book your place please contact Commercial Manager, Campbell Kennedy direct on 0141-840-1337, email commercial@stmirren.com, email Claire Coventry claire.coventry@stmirren.com or download the booking form here.

Initial repairs have begun on the St Mirren airdome after it had been brought down last week due to adverse weather conditions. 

An accumulation of snow had fallen down the side of the dome causing a tear in the membrane of the revolving door. 

We hope to have repairs finished by Thursday - weather permitting - which will then allow us to re-inflate the dome. 

Anyone with dome bookings is advised to contact info@stmirren.com for enquiries.

St Mirren Football Club apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. 

Ryan Flynn made his St Mirren debut on Saturday against Aberdeen in the Scottish Cup, but it wasn't the dream start he had in mind.

Saints exited the fourth round after a 4-1 defeat at Pittodrie, but Flynn managed to get himself some game time, after he came on for Ian McShane on the 56 minute mark.

Flynn told Buddievision: "I'm happy that I managed to get 30 minutes under my belt, obviously I needed it.

"I thought from the boys point of view we played well. Obviously disappointed in the manner that we conceded the goals, but on first half play I didn't think it was a 3-1 scoreline."

Saints were 3-1 down at half time after a Adam Rooney penalty and Ryan Christie double canceled out Gavin Reilly's 21st goal of the season.

Although it wasn't the result Saints had hoped for, Flynn believes that it could have been a different result on another day.

When they got their chance they were ruthless, but the positives from us was our character; when we went 2-0 down nobody shied away from it.

"We took the game to them and got back in it. We had another chance which was pretty close with the lob, Morgy's chance. We were well in it."

St Mirren now turn their attention to Friday night's clash against Dunfermline at East End Park.

The two met last month at the Paisley 2021 Stadium, where a first half goal from Cammy Smith was enough to see all three points to stay in Paisley.

Flynn is confident Saturday's defeat against Aberdeen won't dent the team's confidence going into this week's game.

I think throughout the season the boys have bounced back all the time and this is another one we just have to bounce back from. It is a massive game, there's no getting away from that.

"It'll be a tough game, it was a disappointing result the last time but we know exactly what is expected of us there.

"I'm sure we'll take a good following. They were brilliant today, and hopefully they'll help us out on Friday."

This coming Friday evening (26th January) Jack Ross takes his St Mirren side to 'The Kingdom of Fife' for a Ladbrokes Championship fixture against Dunfermline Athletic at East End Park.

The info on Travel Clubs heading to East End Park is as follows:

North End Travel Club

The bus to Dunfermline will leave The Sneddon at 5:45pm sharp.

Bus tickets are available in the Brewer's Tap, £7 each.

Chivas Travel Club

The bus for East End Park will leave at 5:45pm from the Court Bar.

Bus tickets now available at the Court Bar.

Cockles Wilson Supporters Bus

The bus for the game at Dunfermline will leave at 5:30pm.

Bus tickets now available in The Bankhouse.

Tile Bar Supporters Bus

The bus going to Dunfermline will leave at 5:45pm.

Bus tickets are now available from the bar.

St Mirren manager Jack Ross reflects on today's 4-1 loss to Aberdeen in the William Hill Scottish Cup. 

St Mirren's hopes of a Scottish Cup run came to an end after a 4-1 loss to Aberdeen at Pittodrie in the fourth round. 

Adam Rooney opened the scoring from the penalty spot on eight minutes before Ryan Christie scored twice either side of Gavin Reilly's goal for Saints. The Dons wrapped up the victory thanks to a stunning strike from Gary Mackay-Steven just a minute into second half.

Saints had started brightly with Cammy Smith stabbing the ball through to Lewis Morgan inside the first minute. The winger burst forward having his shot blocked by the Aberdeen defence.

But it was Aberdeen who took an early lead when Adam Rooney netted from the penalty spot. Ryan Christie played the ball wide to Greg Stewart who cut into the box before being tripped by Stelios. Rooney sent Craig Samson the wrong way as he slid the ball into the low left hand corner to put The Dons in front. 

Buoyed by the goal, Aberdeen went on the hunt for a quick second and almost got it when Stewart forced a good stop from Samson with a powerful effort from the edge of the box. 

Saints were still causing problems themselves though with Lewis Morgan and Cammy Smith combining well on the left with the latter back-heeling the ball down the channel for Morgan who broke into the box. The young winger cut the ball back to Kyle Magennis who opened up space for himself before having his drive blocked by Joe Lewis. 

The Dons doubled their advantage a few minutes later when Gary Mackay-Steven reached a ball at the byline. He laid the ball back into the path of an unmarked Ryan Christie who made no mistake as he buried the ball into the net to make it 2-0. 

It was a frustrating blow for Saints but the Buddies soon got themselves back into the match when Gavin Reilly showed good instincts to score his 21st goal of the season. Good work from Stelios saw the Cypriot find Morgan in space inside the box. Morgan lashed goalward with Joe Lewis only able to parry into the path of Gavin Reilly who reacted quickest to knock the ball home.

Saints couldn't build on it and lost a sloppy goal on 33 minutes. Stelios' weak header came off Ian McShane inside the box before finding its way to Shay Logan. The full back threw the ball into the back post to meet Ryan Christie who leaped above the Saints defence to grab his second of the afternoon.

Lewis Morgan nearly reduced the deficit back to one almost immediately after Aberdeen's third. Joe Lewis was found in no mans land with Morgan lifting the ball over the stranded goalkeeper. It took what felt like an eternity to come off the side net. 

Saints' hopes of getting back into the game would be extinguished a little over a minute after the restart. Gary Mackay-Steven nicked in ahead of Liam Smith before unleashing an unstoppable effort into the top corner. It was frustrating for The Buddies to have lost a goal so soon after the break but there was no arguing with the quality of the strike.

That effectively ended the game as a contest. Both sides had half chances to score but Aberdeen were comfortable to see the game out at 4-1 as they progress to the fifth round at Saints' expense. 

Full Time: Aberdeen 4-1 St Mirren 

St Mirren: Samson, L.Smith, Baird, Davis, Stelios, S.McGinn, McShane (Flynn 56), Magennis, C.Smith (Hill 76), Morgan, Reilly (Mullen 65)
Subs Not Used: Stewart, MacKenzie, Eckersley, Sutton

Aberdeen: Lewis, Logan, Considine, Reynolds (Harvie 84), O'Connor, Shinnie, McLean, Christie, G.Stewart (May 79), Mackay-Steven (McGinn 66), Rooney
Subs Not Used: Rogers, Harvie, Ball, Wright, Maynard

Referee: Don Robertson
Assistant Referee: Frank Connor
Assistant Referee: Willie Conquer
Fourth Official: David Lowe

Attendance: 9,848 (595 Saints fans)

Gallery pictures by John Millar © - Millar Pictures