Go fund me funds storm damage improvements

A huge thank you once again to everyone who donated to our recent GoFundMe. 

We’re delighted to share the progress your generosity has made possible:

The stand has been repaired, with the trees behind it cut back to open things up and also protect it from future issues.

A brand new gazebo is now in place which is already being used by all. 

The main shower room has also been cleaned and freshly painted, ready for the start of the season. 

All this work has been carried out by our commandos who do all the work free of charge. I want to try to showcase more of the work they do for us as it's often unnoticed. 

We still have some money left over and we will continue to use it for upgrading the changing rooms. 

Your support has made a real difference in getting everything repaired and looking its best—we couldn’t have done it without you!&nbsp;

We are excited to announce Andrew Royle as the new Head Coach of Dunfermline Rugby Football Club!

Andy brings a world-class rugby CV to Dunfermline, with decades of experience leading programmes in South Africa, Ireland, &amp; UK. Most recently, he has served as Head Coach &amp; DO at Edinburgh Academy delivering drive elite-level coaching and player development. Now, he brings that expertise to Dunfermline as we build a new era for the club.

Ross Hutchinson continues in his role as Forwards Coach, ensuring consistency and leadership through this new phase.

Martin Scade returns to DRFC as Backs Coach, adding skills and tactical precision to our attack.

We’re also proud to unveil our new Academy, designed to bridge the gap between youth and senior rugby. Our U18s will now train alongside the seniors, helping to build continuity, raise standards, and create a pathway for local talent to rise into 1st team rugby.

To be asked to continue coaching this season as part of Andy’s new coaching setup was an honour. He obviously comes with a high pedigree, having coached at all levels of the game. We have a similar passion for coaching set piece and forwards play.

I'm happy we are maintaining consistency from the last few seasons. Even though there's change, there’s still familiarity—with myself, the captains, and vice-captains continuing. We will continue the upward trajectory of the quality of rugby at Dunfermline.

The new Academy will harness the talent we have coming through our youth teams. The drop-off from U18s has been too high for too long—that’s unsustainable. This setup brings more coaches, more feedback, and a competitive environment where talented players can push the seniors for their jerseys, making us stronger.”

“I am excited to have been asked to contribute to coaching the Seniors this season—looking forward to seeing how we go! Roughly 15 years since I played my first senior game for Dunfermline, I'm very happy to be back at DRFC!”

With this new energy, a clear pathway for player development, and an experienced coaching team, we believe the future is bright for DRFC

COACHING ANNOUNCEMENT & ACADEMY LAUNCH

This morning, we had the pleasure of welcoming representatives from Howden Scotland to McKane Park for a very special presentation. On behalf of Howden, a plaque was gifted to mark our club’s proud contribution to the legacy of the British &amp; Irish Lions.

Dunfermline Rugby Football Club has had the honour of nurturing two Lions over the years — Angus Black and Jim Greenwood — both of whom began their rugby journeys right here at our humble grassroots club.

Thank you to Howden Scotland for recognising our role in rugby’s rich history. And a huge thank you to everyone — past and present — who continues to give their time, energy, and heart to our club. From players and coaches to volunteers and supporters, this plaque is for all of you.

We are immensely proud of our heritage, and even more excited for the future.

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DRFC British and Irish Lions Honoured

Dunfermline RFC Seeks Ambitious Head Coach to Lead Senior Squad

Dunfermline Rugby Football Club is on the lookout for a passionate and driven Head Coach to lead its senior team into an exciting new chapter. Based at the historic McKane Park in Dunfermline, the club is offering a unique opportunity for an individual with strong rugby knowledge and proven leadership experience. The ideal candidate will be confident in delivering training sessions and matchday strategies, while also showing a deep commitment to player development and team culture. Enthusiasm, collaboration, and the ability to work closely with coaching staff, team managers, and volunteers are essential.

Dunfermline RFC is proud of its community roots and offers a supportive and ambitious environment for both players and coaches. The club has big plans for growth and development and provides a full development pathway for its athletes. This is an ideal role for someone looking to make a real impact in a club that values inclusivity and winning culture. With a talented player base and committed volunteer support, the successful applicant will be well-positioned to take their coaching career to the next level. For more information or to apply, contact Greg Robertson at gregrobertson206@gmail.com.

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Team of the Year 2024/2025

This rugby team has done something truly remarkable – crowned Team of the Year at Dunfermline RFC, triumphing over every side in the club, including youth squads, senior men’s, and women’s teams! (this is only the second time in the club’s history that a mini team has achieved this award)
These young stars have shown that age is no barrier when it comes to teamwork, determination, and passion for the game. From their fearless tackling to their relentless drive, they’ve inspired the entire club and set the standard for what rugby is all about.


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DRFC U13s on tour in 2024 at  Dinnington RUFC in South Yorkshire 

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 U14s playing in the Dunfermline 7s tournament.

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Pre-Season training starts

Colts are currently hard at work training for the upcoming season see below for details 

DRFC Colts

Bleed Blue with Dunfermline RFC

As we gear up for the new season we're on the lookout for new (and not so new) players to join the team. 

Dunfermline 2nd XV

Bleed Blue with Dunfermline RFC 

As we gear up for the new season we're on the lookout for new (and not so new) players to join the team.

Dunfermline 1st XV

DRFC have been embedded in the community of Dunfermline and West Fife since 1893, and are one of the longest standing clubs in Scotland. In that time, the club has gone on to develop teams spanning all ages and genders, supporting the growth of the game at all levels.



DRFC British and Irish Lions Honoured

A Proud Day at McKane Park