Tickets for this match are on sale from the St Mirren Ticket Office until 2:00pm on Friday 16th March.

Tickets will also be available on the day of the match at Palmerston Park.

Tickets for disabled fans and a carer are available at £8 for adults, £5 concessions* and £3 for under 16s.

* Concessions are for over 65s, fans aged 16 to 21 and full-time students with valid proof of status.

Additional Information for Travelling Fans

Tomorrow, Saturday 17th March, St Mirren make the trip down to Dumfries in the Borders to face Queen of the South in a Ladbrokes Championship match-up at Palmerston Park.

The referee tomorrow is Bobby Madden and he will be assisted by Andrew McWilliam and George King.

Turnstile numbers for visiting fans' section of the ground

Rosefield Salvage Stand section 6 to 9 have been set aside for St Mirren supporters. Turnstiles 3 and 4 will be in use. In addition Queen of the South have opened the Terregles Street Terrace. Entry is via turnstiles 1 and 2 on Terregles Street. Please note that no access is available to/from Rosefield and Terregles inside the ground.

Tickets and location of sales

Entry is by ticket only. A limited supply of returned away tickets will be made available on the day from the away ticket office from 1:45pm onwards.

Disabled access

Wheelchair access for away supporters is on the south side of Rosefield stand. There is a layby on King Street for vehicles to drop their passengers for flat access to the ground. Disabled parking is available on the north side of the Rosefield Stand. The segregation tunnel will be deployed so direct access to the north parking is not available.

Stadium regulations

Queen of the South have adopted a robust search policy for spectators entering the ground to ensure that ground rules and regulations are strictly adhered to. This includes possession of controlled containers and any pyrotechnic device. Palmerston Park is a non-smoking venue. This includes e-cigarettes and other such devices. Surfing flags are not allowed.

All spectators are requested to abide by Queen of the South's unacceptable behaviour policy. Stewards are empowered to eject spectators who disobey these rules.

Catering

Away fans will have access to the catering concessions in the Rosefield Stand and Teregles Street Terrace. Pre-match catering is also available at the Arena café with a full menu service.

Car Parking/Bus Parking and any on-street restrictions

It is suggested that buses/minibuses drop off their passengers in Terregles Street/King Street and thereafter park on College Mains Road just off the roundabout with the A76 on the town bypass (adjacent to Curry’s/PC World, as the other side at Aldi is the access road to the ambulance depot and is extremely busy). Pick up should be at the same location.

St Mirren Football Club are delighted to announce that Skyview Capital have extended their contract as the Club's Principal Sponsor. This will see Skyview's logo remain on the front of the team shirts for season 2018/19.

St Mirren Commercial Manager, Campbell Kennedy said: "To have a truly global brand such as Skyview Capital continue their sponsorship of the Club shows great recognition of what Jack and the squad have achieved on the park this season.

It is also a reflection of the hard work done off the park to take the Club forward after a challenging season last campaign. I'd like to thank Skyview for their continued sponsorship and give a special mention to Jim Hall for all his support. 

Jim Hall, General Counsel for Skyview Capital added: "As we draw near to the end of the current season, it is inevitable that we should evaluate our sponsorship of the Club over the last year. 

When we originally announced our agreement to become St Mirren’s Principal Sponsor, who would have thought this season would have been so successful when compared to last – both on the park and behind the scenes? 

"Based on our experience across many different types of business, in many parts of the world, there is one universal truth – a major turnaround in fortunes in any enterprise does not come by accident.  Hard work, vision, dedication and perseverance of the entire organisation, from the top to the bottom, requires everyone to be pushing in the same direction through thick and thin.  It is no different at a football club. 

"St Mirren epitomises those principles and richly deserves the successes it has enjoyed this year.  From Street Stuff, to support of the Paisley 2021 campaign, to the food bank collections, and the many other community activities in which it is involved – never mind what may go on every weekend – this is truly a community club and one in which Skyview Capital is extremely proud to support. 

"It have been said many times over the last several months, but it bears repeating that the atmosphere within the Club, particularly from the supporters each week, home and away, has been nothing short of spectacular.  It is for this reason, and many others, that we very much look forward to continuing our support of St Mirren as Principal Sponsor next season and the new challenges it will bring!  Onwards and upwards -- COYS!!"

New Saints star Ryan Flynn has had a good start to life in the black and white stripes, and is determined to see the club achieve success this season.

The 29 year-old midfielder started his third match for The Buddies at the weekend in a 2-0 victory over Dunfermline, and has drew plaudits from the fans for his impressive performance in the match.  

He said: "I'm happy to make any sort of contribution, but the most important thing was the win. I thought from start to finish we dominated the game and didn't really feel under threat; then they had the chance in the second half and I was thinking 'surely not'.

"Apart from that, I thought to a man we were tremendous and it was a good three points but a great performance.

"We changed the shape a little bit, with Me, McGinn and Ginto (Magennis) in the middle of midfield. I thought we did well and allowed the full backs to get free and bomb forward.

"I thought throughout we were a good attacking threat and I'm just happy to do what ever the manager asks me to do really."

Jack Ross' side put in a confident performance against The Pars, after their two previous games didn't see Saints hit the heights they've been used to this season - despite winning one of the games 1-0 at home to Brechin. The game before was a 4-1 defeat against Livingston away from home, which saw Flynn score his first goal for Saints only two minutes into the match.

He continued: "The only one I really say is the Livingston one, a win's a win at the end of the day. It was a tricky game, and what I would say is we play a lot of good football, but the pitch against Brechin was dry and bobbly and you can really zip it about. The rain was lashing down on Saturday, but it helps us zip the ball about, create a lot of chances, getting balls wide and balls in the box.

"I suppose maybe if people were questioning us, we answered that, but within the dressing room obviously 1-0 against Brechin is still a good result and 2-0 against Dunfermline is even better."

"We just want to keep winning games and doing our job, I mean teams are trying to catch us, but that's not for us to worry about. We focus on working hard every day and we're looking forward to this game on Saturday and doing our job, and that's all we can do really. Keep it going, so far so good - the only blip has been Livingston." 

Flynn joined the club in the January transfer window, and admits that since his first day in the job he could tell there was a good feeling around the dressing room.

He also admits that winning the league title would be one of his biggest achievements in football.

He said: "There's definitely buzz, I think there was buzz when I first walked in the door. You can tell by the way training is everyday that there's definitely a buzz and everyone's excited.

"People are looking forward to Saturdays, nobody is shying away from anything, everyone is desperate to play and desperate to play a part in hopefully getting promotion and winning the title, that's our aim - we've got nine games to go and that's all we've got to do.

"It would definitely be up there, I've never won anything. Obviously I won things at youth team level, but not a first team - I've nearly have. But I just want to play my part and help the team get over the line."  

Due to international call-ups, our home game against Falkirk on Saturday 24th March has now been rescheduled.

It has now been mutually agreed by both clubs and the SPFL have this afternoon approved the switch in dates. The new date will be:

Tuesday 17th April 2018
St Mirren v Falkirk
Kick-off: 7.45pm
Paisley 2021 Stadium

Please note that a regular time slot have become available at the St Mirren Airdome for;

- Tuesdays between 8.30-9.30pm

For further information and to book the dome please contact St Mirren in the Community on 0141-889-2558.

Current St Mirren Chief Executive, Tony Fitzpatrick,  has been immortalised in the site where St Mirren Park used to be on Love Street, after a Council street name competition.

Renfrewshire Council, in association with the new housing project on the ground of the famous old stadium, ran an online competition to give fans a say on which of their St Mirren heroes should be awarded the honour of having a street permanently named after them.

Former captain and manager Fitzpatrick couldn't have been more honoured as he took another stroll around Love Street with the other winners.

He said: "It's really strange. It wasn't until today, when I went down to Love Street again that it really hit me. Of course, it was lovely when someone phoned to tell me they were going to do it, but to actually be standing in Love Street today, it's an incredible feeling.

"I remember I was coming up for 13 at the time, standing at the top of the terracing saying 'I want to play here' to then have a street named after you; it's a dream kids have - winning Scottish Cups, winning things that's always your dream, but to have a street named after you, especially my family name. My mum and dad are sadly not here now, but it's my dad's name, so to carry that on is fantastic.  

The other winning street names were; Saints Street after the team itself, McGarry Terrace after former player Steven and his late father Tam. Yardley Avenue after the popular centre forward and Abercromby Avenue after Fitzpatrick's the 1987 Scottish Cup winning team mate.

"Fitzpatrick continued: "We were all talking about that when we were down at Love Street, it's brought back a lot of great memories. But, I think it's hit me today more than anything, I'm very emotional about it. When I'm gone - and I hope I've got a lot of years left - but when I'm gone, that is still going to be there, which is incredible."

"A lot of people don't know this, Billy was born in Paisley but moved to Maryhill and I was born in Possilpark, but Billy and I actually went to school together, we came through secondary school together and we've been really close friends.

"Today was special though, Billy was there, Mark Yardely was there, Steven McGarry's sisters were there and the Chairman was there. But me and Billy, I remember us with the Scottish Cup and the two of us taking it and running towards the fans together.

"And now we're standing together in Love Street with these street names. That's were it becomes emotional, because things start to come back and it is a special day.

"It's surreal. You never in a million years expect anything like that to happen in your life."

Tickets for St Mirren's trip to Palmerston Park to face Queen of The South on Saturday 17th March are now on sale from the St Mirren Ticket Office and online.

Fans will have the choice of either the Rosefield Savage Stand or Terregles Street Terracing.

The ticket prices and match details for this match are as follows:

Queen of The South vs St Mirren
Ladbrokes Championship
Venue: Palmerston Park, Dumfries
Date: Saturday 17th March 2018
Kick-off: 3pm

Ticket Prices

Adult - £16
Concessions (over 65, 16-21 and full-time students with valid proof) - £9
Under 16 - £5
Disabled plus carer - £8 (adult), £5 (concessions), £3 (under 16)

Anyone requiring a wheelchair ticket can contact the Ticket Office on 0141-889-2558. 

The St Mirren Ticket Office opening hours for this week are as follows:

Wed, Mar 14th – 10:00am - 2:00pm
Thu, Mar 15th – 10:00am - 2:00pm and 5:00pm - 7:00pm
Fri, Mar 16th – 10:00am - 2:00pm
Sat, Mar 17th – CLOSED
Sun, Mar 18th - CLOSED

St Mirren Ticket Office Tel: (0141) 889-2558

St Mirren Ticket Office E-Mail: tickets@stmirren.com.

The St Mirren U20s are back in SPFL Development League action tonight. 

The Young Buds travel to the Oriam Perfomance Centre in Edinburgh to face Hearts. 

Kick-off is at 6pm. 

Danny Mullen thanked Saints manager Jack Ross for giving him the chance to impress in Saturday's win over Dunfermline.

The forward started his first match since January and proved the manager was right to have faith in him after putting in his best performance since joining the club in December.

Mullen picked up the man of the match award after an impressive display that helped St Mirren move 11 points clear at the top of The Ladbrokes Championship. 

Speaking to Buddievision after the match, Mullen said: "It was brilliant! 

I thought to a man we were excellent from start to finish and we thoroughly deserved the three points.

"I thank the gaffer for putting his trust in me at a vital part of the season and thankfully I repaid him with the man of the match award. It's nice to take the award home.

"I think I did well against Dundee United in my first start, but I think it helped that every one of the boys were on their game and it made it hard for our opponents. I think we worked tirelessly to the very end.

"When I first came in I didn't really know what way we played but I'm picking up wee points from all the boys about how they play and how the team plays. I think I'm going to get better as time goes on so it's good.

Arguably, at this stage of the season, all that matters is picking up three points. But Saints put in an impressive showing on Saturday to earn the points and Mullen admits to win in that fashion was pleasing. 

And with Saints moving 11 points clear with nine matches remaining, the forward says he's happy to have the points in the bag.

The manner we won it was excellent," he said.

"All the boys put in the hard work that was needed to beat Dunfermline. They are a good team. It's never easy to just turn up and beat teams like them. I think we deserved it from start to finish. 

"It's better to have the points on the board at this stage of the season than having games in hand. Getting the three points today was excellent and it puts us in a good place. 

"We're just looking at every game as it comes and hopefully pick up as many points from now until the end of the season and by that time we'll be where we want to be. If we take every game like we did today we'll have no problems."

Is your son or daughter the next St Mirren star? Are you looking for something exciting, fun and developmental for your child to do over the Easter holidays? If so, St Mirren in the Community is the place for you!

St Mirren in the Community is delighted to announce that bookings are now being taken for our ever-popular Easter Football Camps. The camps will run on both weeks of the Easter school holidays (weeks beginning Monday 2nd April and Monday 9th April) at the club's exclusive airdome at the Paisley 2021 Stadium and Lochbarr Services, Lochwinnoch. 

Players aged 3-12 years-old will be put through their paces by experienced and qualified community and academy coaches. Daily themes will cover all skills and attributes of the modern-day footballer (dribbling, passing & control, heading, finishing and flicks & tricks), all within a safe and fun learning environment. 

Participants are required to bring with them suitable indoor clothing and footwear (no metal studs or blades), shin guards and goalkeeper gloves (if appropriate) in addition to a light healthy snack and plenty of water/non-fizzy drinks. 

Places and limited and bookings can be made by downloading and completing the application form attached and returning to Ross Paterson at The Paisley 2021 Stadium. Please note that payment must be made in full at the time of booking to confirm places.

For further information about the Easter Football Programme and St Mirren in the Community, please contact Ross Paterson at ross.paterson@stmirren.com.