East Fife Mail

2 days ago | fifetoday.co.uk | Darin Hutson

A 14-point haul from former Howe of Fife scrum-half George Horne has helped take Glasgow Warriors to within 160 minutes of retaining their United Rugby Championship title. ​The 30-year-old scored a try and kicked three conversions and a penalty, taking his points tally for the Glaswegians to 526 in 138 appearances, as they got the better of Cape Town’s Stormers by 36-18 at home at Scotstoun Stadium on Friday in this year’s play-off quarter-finals.

3 days ago | fifetoday.co.uk | John Murray

A full weekend of live music on stage last weekend as Lang Toun Fest kicked off in fine style with seven live performances over three days at the Esplanade venue. As the month of May ended it was a Prog Rock festival in itself as the sounds cranked up with Black Sales Collective, The Wizards Of Progg and Long Earth.

3 days ago | fifetoday.co.uk | Craig Goldthorp

In Scottish football, disciplinary points are used to track player misconduct and create a fair play table. A yellow card is worth one point, a second yellow card (yellow-red card) is worth three points and a red card is worth five points. 1. Dylan Easton. The popular winger tallied up a straight red card and eight yellows during 2024-'25, giving him a total of 13 disciplinary points over the season. (Pic by Paul Byars/SNS Group) Photo: Paul Byars - SNS Group2. Ross Matthews.

3 days ago | fifetoday.co.uk | Craig Goldthorp

Goalkeeper Dion Gear has explained why leaving Kirkcaldy & Dysart after four years to join Scottish Lowland Football League outfit Cowdenbeath is “a no brainer”. Gear posted online: “Buzzing to have signed with Cowden and to be given the chance to prove myself. "It was a bit of a no brainer when contact was first made, had a few options but wanted to try test myself at the highest level possible.

3 days ago | fifetoday.co.uk | Craig Goldthorp

Kirkcaldy Rugby Club stalwart Gavin McKenzie – who made history as being the only man to play a Blues’ 1st XV match with his own father as a team-mate – has revealed why he’s finally decided to hang up his boots after a near 30-year association with the Beveridge Park outfit.