The Pars

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  Published: 2 Jul 2009 09:50

  As keeper becomes a Buddie former Par is shown the door

  THE troubled finances of Scottish football has had different implications for two former Pars this week.

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  Published: 2 Jul 2009 09:45

  Pars midfielder pays his way out of limbo

  STEVEN McDougall insisted that forking out for his own transfer fee to join the Pars was a “small price to pay” for the good of his career.

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  Published: 25 Jun 2009 13:51

  Gibson signs as Macca wings it

  THE revolving door at East End Park is in full swing with Willie Gibson arriving just as goalkeeper Paul Gallacher prepares to pack his gloves.

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  Published: 18 Jun 2009 11:15

  Pars start with Caley at home

  THE Pars will be hoping history repeats itself as their opening match of the First Division season is at home to Inverness Caley Thistle on Saturday 8th August.

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  Last updated: 11 Jun 2009 12:01

  Athletic set to pick up player windfall from Setanta crisis?

  THE Pars could play the waiting game and pick up new signings from cash-strapped SPL clubs if the Setanta money for the top league is lost.

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  Published: 11 Jun 2009 11:55 (2)

  Pars censured for 'tapping' Airdrie duo

  THE Pars have been “severely censured” by the SFA over allegations of ‘tapping’ former Airdrie players Joe Cardle and Steven McDougall.

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  Published: 4 Jun 2009 09:37 (3)

  News Pars boy Higgins has plenty to shout about

  CHRIS Higgins should feel right at home with the Pars as East End Park is already a happy hunting ground for the young defender.

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  Published: 4 Jun 2009 09:30

  Pars land Wright man for youth development

  STEPHEN Wright will draw on the experience of life at Rangers and visits to Manchester United’s youth academy to help him bring through the Pars’ next generation.

• The Pars

• Arabs and Hibees in for friendly fire at East End
• Pars swoop for defender
• 'Time was right to leave' - Shields
• Wiles heads to Vegas hoping his luck is in
• Wright man for the job
• Gallacher told he can leave the Pars
• Pars boss 'delighted' to snap up Andy Dowie
• Wilson and Thomson wave farewell
• D-day for Pars as Macca set to wield axe
• Athletic provide some home comfort at last for supporters

• The Pars

• Pars fans' stand wins Holyrood backing
• Goal hero Kirk rues 'Jekyll and Hyde' season
• Season ticket prices frozen for third year
• Pars shake off Hampden hangover
• Pars set for summer shake-up
• Macca's cup message
• Never say never again as Nipper eyes final
• Cheers set to turn into jeers for Bullen?
• Old boys back the Pars to beat Falkirk
• Loan Ranger Loy faces cup final heartache no matter what happens

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• Sport

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  Published: 2nd July, 2009 09:40am

  Cup double for Dunfermline sisters

  

  A DUNFERMLINE family need their own special trophy cabinet after celebrating a unique cup double thanks to their two football star daughters.

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  Published: 2 Jul 2009 09:25

  Dunfermline duo aid Scots victory

  DUNFERMLINE Ladies Hockey Club duo Brigette McNeish and Sheila Duncan helped the Scottish over-45s veterans team to victory at Peffermill recently in the international veterans...

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  Published: 2 Jul 2009 09:18

  Fife Lions maul Tigers

  FIFE LIONS rugby league side recorded their most impressive win of the season at Harley Street on Saturday against Carluke Tigers.

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  Published: 2 Jul 2009 08:35

  Talented teen tees up for school challenge triumph

  A YOUNG West Fife golfer who has only been playing for three years got victory down to a tee in the Alfred Dunhill Schools Challenge.

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  Published: 25 Jun 2009 13:50

  Dunfermline are Scottish champions again

  Club’s ladies win the Scottish Cup for the 18th time in the last 22 years at the weekend after beating Newlands.

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  Published: 25 Jun 2009 13:47

  Great Scott runs 95 miles to get to the pub on time!

  Carnegie Harrier Scott Bradley won the gruelling 95-mile West Highland Way Race in the event’s second fastest time ever and the quickest to be produced by a Scottish athlete.

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  Published: 25 Jun 2009 13:45

  Hurdler caps great start to new season

  Pitreavie athlete Eilidh Child gained her first British senior cap in the inaugural European Team Championships in Leira, Portugal, at the weekend.