Welcome to the Dunfermline Athletic Heritage Trust website.
Here you can discover information about the Trust, our work and some of our achievements to date.
Norrie McCathie: We Remember Him
Norrie McCathie was the Dunfermline Athletic Club Captain when he tragically died from carbon monoxide poisoning at his home 25 years ago this week on 8th January 1996. He was only 34.
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Dunfermlines first league title
In season 1925-1926 Dunfermline won the Second Division Championship and Bobby Skinner scored a club record of 53 goals.
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Pars in Europe
The Complete Record - so far!
Forty two matches from 1961 to 1970, then two in 2004 against Icelandic team FH Hafnarfjordur and two more in 2007 against BK Hacke
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Forty two matches from 1961 to 1970, then two in 2004 against Icelandic team FH Hafnarfjordur and two more in 2007 against BK Hacke
1968 North American Tour Memorabilia
In the summer of 68 Dunfermline as Scottish Cup holders played English Champions, Manchester City in a series of challenge matches across North America. The first of four matches was played in Toronto.
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The Stein Era
Jock Stein worked his magic on Dunfermline to win the Scottish Cup for the first time ever in 1961 and lead the club into European competition.
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The Pip Yeates Story
Former Dunfermline Athletic physiotherapist Philip Yeates retired in August 2024 after 42 years in the profession. Pip worked with the Pars for more than two decades until 2004 and also worked with Scotland and at Rangers
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