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It is an away day to Banff.
🟡 Deveronvale v Nairn County
🏆 Breedon Highland League
📅 Saturday - 3pm
📍 Princess Royal Park, Banff
Come on Nairn!
HALF-SEASON TICKETS
Our half-season tickets are now on sale. Just like a normal season ticket, it will get you into all the remaining home league matches this season.
Help the team to a strong second-half of the season.
Adults: £75
Concessions: £35
Available to buy here: https://t.co/svXpotlTFd
This Saturday, we will have a stall at the Nairn Christmas Market.
The day begins at 10am with the Christmas lights switched on at 4pm.
We will have replica shirts, Christmas jumpers, hats, our new scarves, new water bottles, and other merchandise available. All of which will make a great Christmas present.
Come and see us if you are not making the journey to Banff.
🚐 Scottish Cup Supporters Bus
The Road to Hampden starts with a journey to Berwick on Saturday 27th September. The club is looking to organise a supporters bus for fans to come along and support Toshy and the team in what is a very important match.
We already have more than a quarter of the bus filled but we need to fill it to make it viable even with the club subsidising it. If you would like to come for a great day out and support the club let us know in the comments below or drop us a message.
We will also be taking names at Station Park on Saturday at the Inverurie Loco Works game.
Cost will be approx. £25 per person.
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Derby day in Nairn. Forget Belladrum, this is the biggest event in the Highlands this weekend.
🟡 Nairn County v Clachnacuddin
🏆 Breedon Highland League
🗓️ Saturday - 3pm
🎟️ Cash gate or in advance: https://t.co/8bODSegns1
Under-16s get in free.
Come on Nairn!
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🟡 Nairn County v Deveronvale
🏆 Breedon Highland League
🗓️ Wednesday - 8pm
🏟️ Station Park, Nairn
🎟️ Cash gate or in advance here: https://t.co/y8ivOEgKet
Season tickets, fan bricks & new home shirts on sale in club shop.
Under-16s get in free.
Come on Nairn!
SEASON PREVIEW
Get up to speed on what has been happening this summer at Station Park as we look ahead to the Highland League returning on Saturday.
https://t.co/8sPXcqdyoz
🤩 FREE NAIRN COUNTY SHIRT FOR EVERY PRIMARY THREE PUPIL IN THE NAIRNSHIRE AREA
As part of our celebrations marking the 50th anniversary of Nairn County’s Highland League title triumph, the club is proud to launch a special community initiative. We will be providing every Primary Three pupil across Nairnshire with the new commemorative home shirt for the 2025/26 season.
Find out more about our initiative here: https://t.co/II9XhJ6sV7
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Join us for the season ahead. Get your Nairn County season ticket and support Toshy and the team in our 50th anniversary year of the club winning the Highland League.
https://t.co/xUSnv78MTg
🚗 Culloden Cars Become Main Stand Sponsor at Nairn County FC
We’re proud to announce Culloden Cars as the new main stand sponsor for the 2025/26 season. The stand will now be officially known as the Culloden Cars Stand.
Craig Walker, Chief Exec of Culloden Cars and Top Car Services, is a long-time supporter of the club. Over the years, he’s backed the team at multiple levels through sponsorships, has regularly attended events and even been a coach of the Under-15s.
🗣️ Kevin Reid, Chairman of Nairn County FC, said:
“It’s fantastic to have Craig and Culloden Cars involved as our main stand sponsor this season.
Craig has been a huge supporter of the club, and it’s been brilliant watching his business grow. He really believes in what we’re building here at Nairn County, and we’re looking forward to developing this partnership further.”
🗣️ Craig Walker, CEO of Culloden Cars, added:
“This is a massive deal for both me personally and the business.
We’re incredibly proud and privileged to sponsor the stand and support the club in this way.
We’re 100% behind Toshy and the team, and we wish everyone connected to Nairn County FC, all the very best for the season ahead.”
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From next season, the Highland League have set the minimum entry prices at £12 for adults and £6 for concessions.
This makes our season tickets even greater value for money with six games now free on an adult season ticket.
Prices:
£140 for adults
£75 for over-65s
£75 for 16-18-year-olds
All under-16s continue to get free entry.
Season tickets are currently available via our ticketing platform Fanbase and are the easiest way to buy.
Physical season tickets will be available at our pre-season friendlies.
Season ticket sales are important to every club. Get yours here: https://t.co/dECM6wD7HT
🤝SPONSORSHIP UPDATE🤝
Many thanks to Peter Gow for renewing advertising at Station Park for the 2025/26 season.
https://t.co/WbNvip7iQx
Advertising at Station Park is a great way for your company to reach a wide range of potential customers and provides the club with a crucial stream of income. Wish to advertise? Email [email protected] or message us on Social Media to find out more.
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Get your Nairn County Season Ticket for next season and support Toshy and the team.
It is an exciting new era at Station Park. We have frozen season ticket prices are frozen yet again.
£140 for adults
£75 for over-65s
£75 for 16-18 year olds
Under-16s continue to get free entry.
Season tickets are currently available via our ticketing platform Fanbase and are the easiest way to buy.
Physical season tickets will be available at our pre-season friendlies.
Season ticket sales are important to every club. Get yours here: https://t.co/svXpotlTFd
🗣️The new Manager of Nairn County, Wayne Mackintosh has released a message to supporters which can be read here 👇
https://t.co/FAVJbAFkp1
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@NairnCounty Never a sending off in a million years. Shocking refereeing throughout the match. We probably only deserved a point but not helped by referees that have no clue what football is.