The Rugby Club Paris Neuilly (RC Paris Neuilly) have been in existence since 1987 and have both seniors and junior teams.They can be found at www.r-c-p-n.com  

Keith Fergusons brother having been a player there for several years(and still playing at 40) was elected President .As part of his remit he has to offer something different for the club hence the trip to Kirkcaldy last year .

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No way through the GHA defence for Liam Neilson

KIRKCALDY 9 GHA 16

The Blues, in their first home game in nine weeks, failed to raise any sort of enthusiasm in the Beveridge Park crowd. In an poverty-ridden performance they meekly surrendered the points.

GHA had a much more positive approach to this Premier 2 game and deservedly took the points. The Blues rarely mounted a worthwhile challenge and it was only in the closing minutes that they posed any sort of threat to the GHA line by which time the game was won and lost.

The visitors’ half backs had a controlling influence in the game with scrum half Andrew Gillman constantly sniping at the home defence while at stand off Jim Noonan displayed a wide array of kicking talents, which consistently forced the Beveridge Park men back into their 22.

Dunfermline 5 Perth 0 : Kirkcaldy 3 Dunfermline 5 : Kirkcaldy 0 Perth 3

The visitors to Beveridge Park, Dunfermline and Perth, got proceedings underway with a game of high quality rugby. Dunfermline scored with the first move of the match, brushing off tackles to cross the whitewash, and dominated most of the half. Perth showed good commitment but struggled to get into the opposition half. A 2-0 scoreline at half time was extended in the second half; Dunfermline good value for their 5-0 victory.