St Mirren's home match against Dumbarton has been rescheduled for Tuesday 27th March and you can enjoy the match in style with our corporate hospitality now on sale.

The corporate hospitality details for the match against Dumbarton are as follows:

St Mirren v Dumbarton
Ladbrokes Championship
Venue: Paisley 2021 Stadium, Paisley
Date: Tuesday 27th March 2018
Kick-off: 7:45pm

* Arrive 5:15pm.

* Private car parking facility.

* Enter through the exclusive Westmarch Hospitality Suite entrance.

* Glass of Chilled Bubbly on arrival.

* Hostess table service.

* Three Course meal complemented by fine wines with main course.

* Accreditation in the match day magazine.

* Exclusive match day competitions.

* Match day magazine and corporate team sheets.

* Exclusive Q&A with matchday Ambassadors.

* Executive seating in Main Stand.

* Half-time hot and cold snacks served with tea or coffee.

* Post Match presentations by the Match Sponsors' Man of the Match.

* Post Match visit to the lounge by players.

* Inclusive drinks package both pre and post match.**

* Last Orders: 10:15pm.

* Hospitality Concludes: 10:30pm.

Cost per person: £75 + VAT (drinks inclusive)**

Season Ticket Holder: £60 + VAT (drinks inclusive)

Cost per person: £55 + VAT (pay bar)

Season Ticket Holder: £40 + VAT (pay bar)

Children: £30 + VAT

# Adult Season Ticket holders £15 discount applicable to Season Ticket holders only, seat details are required when booking to get discount.

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Tomato and Basil soup served with petit pan

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Steak & ale pie with roast potatoes and medley of seasonal vegetables

Roasted Vegetable filled filo basket (vegetarian)

Fish goujons with chips (children)

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Profiteroles with fresh cream

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Freshly brewed Tea & Coffee

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For more information or to reserve your package please contact Commercial Manager, Campbell Kennedy by Tel: (0141) 840-1337 or E-Mail: commercial@stmirren.com.

To book your place from our e-store please click here.

The St Mirren airdome is still down temporarily after last week's adverse weather conditions. 

It will be down for the foreseeable future, but we hope to have a positive update on it as soon as we have any further details.

Anyone with dome bookings is advised to contact info@stmirren.com or call 0141 889 2558.

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

The Beast from the East was no match for the community spirit shown by those involved with St Mirren's Youth Academy, as hundreds turned up to clear Ralston of the snow.

Allan McManus spoke with pride about the players, parents, staff and fans who turned up on Sunday to help clear the training facility at Ralston of the heavy snowfall that was endured from last week and over the weekend. 

He said: "It's unbelievable. But it doesn't surprise me at this football club.

"We've got a fantastic community and team spirit, and that radiates from the first team, set by the manager, and all the way down through the academy; and obviously that buy-in from the parents to continually push and promote what we do at the academy.

"As we seen yesterday I think we had over 200 parents, players and academy members of staff. The gaffer was down as well - mucking in - and it just shows you the community spirit and camaraderie that we have here."

Allan believes that the togetherness and standards set by the club will only be a good thing for the Academy players, and will stand them in good stead as their careers progress at St Mirren. 

He continued: "I think it reiterates to the parents of the players within the academy, to remind them that's what we have at this football club.

"There are teams out there who say they have a clear link to their first team and it's maybe not the case. But you can see it here and that's driven from the manager and that radiates right down - with the assistance of myself, Andy and Ross and all the other members of staff.

"That comes from the standards set. That's why the first team recently have been successful on the pitch, and that's why the academy, over a period of time, has been successful producing young players, because of the standards set at this football club.

"It's important that when those standards are set at the top that they feed down into the academy and don't get lost on the way - but the parents can see that. I think for the parent's yesterday, they had a real feeling of being part of something, and that's what we want to create here."

First team manager Jack Ross was out assisting with snow shovelling as well, in order to give his team the best possible preparation as the league run-in beckons, with his side sitting eight points clear at the top of the Scottish Championship. 

Allan said: "The first team will always be priority and where we are in the league right now we want to make sure that the first team have got places to train regularly. I don't think the pitch would have been cleared until the latter stages of the week, but with the great effort of everybody involved yesterday, we've cleared that pitch in one hour and 10 minutes.

"It's meant that the manager now has an option to train on there with the first team and prepare properly for the weekend. The academy training will be on all week as normal - and looking forward to match day at the weekend as well. It gives the players a head start and make sure they get a full week of training behind them."

The Saints' U20s SPFL Development League game against Dundee was due to take place tomorrow at New Western Park, Renfrew, but has now been postponed due to the weather conditions.

"We popped down to Renfrew to have a look at the surface and it's still under several inches of snow. 

"Again, it shows you that if you have the spirit we have at this football club, that if there was a game to be played here (Ralston) tomorrow, because of everybody's enthusiasm and team spirit towards the football club, our games would go ahead during the week."

New dates have been confirmed for St Mirren’s Ladbrokes Championship matches against Dumbarton and Dundee United. 

The match against Dumbarton, which had to be moved due to The Sons' involvement in the IRN-BRU Cup, will now take place at The Paisley 2021 Stadium on Tuesday 27th March with a 7:45pm kick-off.

Our match against Dundee United, which was due to be played last Friday but was postponed because of the weather, will take place at Tannadice Park on Tuesday 10th April. That match will also kick-off at 7:45pm. 

The St Mirren U20s scheduled match against Dundee, due to take place tomorrow afternoon has been postponed.

The Young Buddies were due host The Dees at New Western Park in Renfrew. 

To find out more about the SPFL Development League please click here.

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. 

The St Mirren airdome has been brought down temporarily due to adverse weather conditions. 

It will be down for the foreseeable future, but we will update you as soon as we have any further details on it's repair.

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

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

Due to adverse weather conditions, please note that football centres at Lochbarr Services are OFF today (Thursday 1st March).

St Mirren in the Community apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

For further information about St Mirren in the Community please email Ross Paterson at ross.paterson@stmirren.com. 

Tomorrow evening's Scottish Championship match between Dundee Utd and St Mirren has been postponed on police advice due to severe weather conditions.

The game will be rescheduled in due course and played at a later date.

We apologise for the inconvenience this may have caused, and will update you with new date when it has been rearranged.

Friday night saw the Corporate Suite at the Paisley 2021 Stadium play host to a belated Burns Night for Saint's fans.

The evening was filled with the songs and fables of Scotland's favourite son, accompanied with a traditional Burns Supper. There was entertainment from folk singer Alastair McDonald, MSP George Adam gave the 'Immortal Memory' speech and Michelle Evans from PFA Scotland gave the 'Reply from the Lassies'.

St Mirren fan-favourite Steven Thompson was also in attendance and gave a special 'Toast to St Mirren', whilst life-long Buddies fan Ian Brown gave a 'Toast to the Lassies'.

Alan Murray, Chairman of the St Mirren Fans Council, said: "We were really pleased with how the evening went. Everyone seemed to enjoy themselves and a number said they hoped we would do another one next year."

He continued: "Some of the speakers said they would do next year's for us, but we aren't sure if we can top this year's."