Inverness Union Football Club was a

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club which had its origins in the

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area of

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, Scotland. It was one of the original members of the

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with colours of red shirts and white shorts.
It is disputed when the club dissolved. While the club is reported merged with Inverness Thistle in 1895 according to the club's history book,league tables show Union competing in the 1898–99 Highland League season.

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Defunct football clubs in Scotland Association football clubs disestablished in 1895 Former Highland Football League teams 1883 establishments in Scotland 1895 disestablishments in Scotland Sport in Inverness {{scotland-footyclub-stub