Bar Itza in Kirkcaldy was officially opened by Raith Rovers players Martin Prest, Ramiro Gonzalez and Cristian Patino along with manager Antonio Calderon. They are pictured with the bar's manager, Wayne MillerBar Itza in Kirkcaldy was officially opened by Raith Rovers players Martin Prest, Ramiro Gonzalez and Cristian Patino along with manager Antonio Calderon. They are pictured with the bar's manager, Wayne Miller
Bar Itza in Kirkcaldy was officially opened by Raith Rovers players Martin Prest, Ramiro Gonzalez and Cristian Patino along with manager Antonio Calderon. They are pictured with the bar's manager, Wayne Miller

In Pictures: 15 photos from the Fife Free Press of 2003 celebrate success and adventures

It’s almost 20 years since these photos first appeared in the pages of the Fife Free Press.
Allan Crow
By Allan Crow
Published 4th Mar 2022, 11:12 GMT

They feature some of the events and successes which made the headlines in 2003, including a huge effort for Comic Relief’s Red Nose Day, plus a real promotion push from Raith Rovers.

Fife College students and staff donned fancy dress for Reed Nose Day. Pictured are Ina Hannah, Terri McCutcheon, Judy McKay and Christine Laing. In front are Samantha Kirk, Linsey Gow and Fiona Bennett.

1. Memories of 2003

Fife College students and staff donned fancy dress for Reed Nose Day. Pictured are Ina Hannah, Terri McCutcheon, Judy McKay and Christine Laing. In front are Samantha Kirk, Linsey Gow and Fiona Bennett. Photo: Fife Free Press

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KInghorn girl, Chloe Melville (9) was chosen to lead the Scottish national football team on the the pitch at Hampden ahead of their game against Austria. She won the prize in a competition run by the SFA's Travel Club.

2. Memories of 2003

KInghorn girl, Chloe Melville (9) was chosen to lead the Scottish national football team on the the pitch at Hampden ahead of their game against Austria. She won the prize in a competition run by the SFA's Travel Club. Photo: Fife Free Press

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Raith Rovers formed formed a convoy to Brechin for a game that was crucial to the club's promotion push

3. Memories of 2003

Raith Rovers formed formed a convoy to Brechin for a game that was crucial to the club's promotion push Photo: Fife Free Press

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Red Nose Day fun at Stagecoach in Kirkcaldy where the depot had its own red nose bus. Pictured are Jim MacIntuyre, Ray Bass, Jim Fitzsimmons, Linsey Gear and Helen Hall. In front are Chris Cartmel and daughter Gillian.

4. Memories of 2003

Red Nose Day fun at Stagecoach in Kirkcaldy where the depot had its own red nose bus. Pictured are Jim MacIntuyre, Ray Bass, Jim Fitzsimmons, Linsey Gear and Helen Hall. In front are Chris Cartmel and daughter Gillian. Photo: Fife Free Press

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