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| Home colours: | White / Black / Black |
| Change colours: | Red / Red / Red |
| League: | |
| Home ground: | Lister Park |
| Address: | Bught Park, Bught Drive, Inverness, IV3 5SP |
| Formed: | 2006 |
| SFA Licence Award: | None |
| Location: | |
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| Directions: | Leave the A9 at the Longman Roundabout
and follow the A82 through the centre of Inverness, crossing
the river, until it becomes Glenurquhart Road. Take a left into
Bught Drive. The shinty field will soon be visible. Lister Park
sits between the shinty field and the River Ness. |
| Nearest Railway Station: | Inverness (1 mile) |
| Public Transport: | |
| Capacity: | 1000 |
| Seats: | None |
| Cover: | None |
| Floodlights: | No |
| Playing surface: | Grass |
| Social club: | The social club is at Maple Court, 12 Ness
Walk, Inverness IV3 5SQ |
| Notes: | Since joining the Juniors from the North
Caledonian League in 2006, City have had a variety of homes
that they have not always had first call on. They eventually
secured a 5 year lease of ground at Bught Park in October 2012,
adding fencing and utilities to form Lister Park. The ground
is named in memory of Ian Lister, the club's former president
and a former player at Aberdeen, Raith Rovers and Dunfermline
Athletic. In February 2016, Highland Council refused to renew
the lease meaning Inverness City will need to find a new home
from October 2017 or be faced with disbandment. |
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