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Band Practices

December 23, 2011

Band practices will resume on Monday 9th January. We are still recruiting experienced players for the grade 4 band and also learners who are under 18 for the new Novice Juvenile pipe band.

Posted by Colin Young.

Practice Nights

October 22, 2011

Can all members please note that practice nights have now changed to MONDAY & WEDNESDAY EVENINGS.

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Inverkeithing Pipe Band to compete for first time in three years!

July 26, 2011

The Royal Burgh of Inverkeithing Pipe Band will this weekend (Sunday 24th July) compete in its first pipe band competition in over three years.

The band will join Fife Constabulary, Dunfermline District & Scottish Transport Regiment, Glenrothes & District and Methil & District to play in the one-day competition which takes place on the 24^th July at the Royal Highland Centre, Edinburgh.

The 20-strong Royal Burgh of Inverkeithing band, led by Pipe Major Wilma Graham will compete in the Grade Four...

Posted by Colin Young.

Cancellations

June 6, 2011

Please be advised that due to unforeseen circumstances, The Royal Burgh of Inverkeithing Pipe Band will not be appearing at; North Queensferry Gala and Markinch. We apologize for any inconvenience caused.
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Posted by Colin Young.

Updated 2011 Events

April 14, 2011

EVENT/VENUE DATE

Dunfermline High Street (Glen Gates) 26^th April

EastEnd Football Park 7^th May

H.M Royal Navy Parade (Inverkeithing) 8th May

Dunbar CANCELLED

Fordell Firs CANCELLED

Bathgate 28th May
Markinch ...
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Posted by Colin Young.

Dunbar Cancellation

April 14, 2011

The Royal Burgh of Inverkeithing Pipe Band, will no longer be appearing at Dunbar on May 14th.
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Fordell Firs Cancellation

April 14, 2011

The planned event at Fordell Firs, May 27th has been cancelled.

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ALL BLACKS!

November 23, 2010

THE mighty All Blacks have been given a lesson for once - after West Fife musicians showed them how to play some of Scotland’s favourite tunes on the bagpipes.

It was a day to remember in particular for 13-year-old piper Scott Young from Dunfermline, who was able to show some of the world’s top rugby stars a thing or two ahead of Saturday’s clash with Scotland at Murrayfield.

The Royal Burgh of Inverkeithing Pipe Band were drafted in to provide a coaching session with a difference during ...

Posted by Colin Young.

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