Gallery: Do you remember Fife in the 90s?

By The Newsroom

Published 5th Mar 2019, 12:48 BST

Updated 27th Mar 2019, 09:33 BST

In May 1997 the former Lister's Bar in Kirkcaldy's Lauder Road went up in smoke. It was famous for being the pub where Jocky Wilson learned to play darts. It is now a Co-op.

placeholder image — In May 1997 the former Lister's Bar in Kirkcaldy's Lauder Road went up in smoke. It was famous for being the pub where Jocky Wilson learned to play darts. It is now a Co-op.

To those who remember it, there’ll be some special memories here.

To some it may not seem that long ago, but sadly the 1990s ended almost two decades ago.

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The towers at Rothes colliery were demolished in 1993 - they were always visible when heading along the A92.

placeholder image — The towers at Rothes colliery were demolished in 1993 - they were always visible when heading along the A92.

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Reporter Colin Hume tries out the flume at the newly-opened Levenmouth Swimming Pool in February 1990.

placeholder image — Reporter Colin Hume tries out the flume at the newly-opened Levenmouth Swimming Pool in February 1990.

Workmen in Cupar watch the water rising after heavy rain causes flooding in the spring of 1992.

placeholder image — Workmen in Cupar watch the water rising after heavy rain causes flooding in the spring of 1992.

Who went to Kirkcaldy's One-O-One chippy? Pictured here in 1999 - it is now Dominos pizza.

placeholder image — Who went to Kirkcaldy's One-O-One chippy? Pictured here in 1999 - it is now Dominos pizza.

Leader of the Opposition Tony Blair meets shoppers on Kirkcaldy High Street in 1996 - he was elected prime minister the following year.

placeholder image — Leader of the Opposition Tony Blair meets shoppers on Kirkcaldy High Street in 1996 - he was elected prime minister the following year.

Raith Rovers manager Jimmy Nicholl celebrating his team winning the cup.

placeholder image — Raith Rovers manager Jimmy Nicholl celebrating his team winning the cup.

The Raith Rovers team celebrating winning the Coca-Cola Cup in November 1994 when they beat Celtic in the final.

placeholder image — The Raith Rovers team celebrating winning the Coca-Cola Cup in November 1994 when they beat Celtic in the final.

Fife Flyers with the 1994 Scottish Cup.

placeholder image — Fife Flyers with the 1994 Scottish Cup.

Radio 1 roadshow, comes to Kirkcaldy in 1994. The bill included Texas and the Boo Radleys (pictured) at the Beveridge Park

placeholder image — Radio 1 roadshow, comes to Kirkcaldy in 1994. The bill included Texas and the Boo Radleys (pictured) at the Beveridge Park

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