THIS week we're flashing back to what made the headlines in the Irvine Times in May, 2003.

Do you know anyone in these photos?

Irvine Times: Greenwood Academy's Cup winning 2003 team

Greenwood Academy won the Ayrshire Schools FA Gael Motor Group Senior Cup.

They beat Kyle Academy from Ayr 4-2 in the final at Dam Park.

Kris Gilhooley scored a hat-trick and James McHarg the other goal.

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Irvine Times: Amanda meets David Sneddon

Stewarton girl Amanda McManus met Fame Academy winner David Sneddon at a record signing.

The 11-year-old schoolgirl got up close to her idol when he visited the Safeway Megastore in Anniesland last week at the launch of his debut album, Seven Years Ten Weeks.

Lucky Amanda got to meet the Stop Living the Lie singer and get his autograph. But her dreams really came true when she managed to have her picture taken with the Paisley buddy.

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Irvine Times: James Watt College students in Kilwinning raised cash for Yorkhill

Children at Yorkhill Hospital were given a cash boost by big-hearted students at James Watt College in Kilwinning.

The HNC Office Administration students raised £336 for children with cancer in the hospital's Schiehallion Unit

They organised a cheese and wine night with Irvine and Dreghorn Brass Band at the Volunteer Rooms last month and held a raffle to raise the cash. And they presented the bumper cheque to Sister Jane Bellmore of the Unit.

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Irvine Times: Irvine trades union members at the 2003 May Day rally

Irvine's 14th annual May Day march and rally was hailed as another success.

North Ayrshire Trades Union Council were delighted with the turnout of over 100 people.

Marchers walked from Redburn Community Centre to Castlepark Community Centre for a rally and social afternoon.

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Irvine Times: Irvine No 1 Celtic Supporters Club

And finally, Celtic-daft fans in Irvine bought out an entire plane to Seville so they could see their heroes in action in the UEFA Cup Final.

Members of the Irvine Celtic Supporters Club bought nearly 200 seats on a flight to Malaga so the Hoops-daft punters could experience the thrill of seeing Celtic in the glamour final.

The club splashed out £72,000 to buy seats after a failed attempt to charter their own plane to the south of Spain.

Hours after they revealed the deal - which includes a two-night stay in Torremolinos - fans from all over Scotland phoned club secretary Kenny McLeary to try to book a seat.

Kenny, 42, said: "It will be a fantastic trip and £400 is nothing when it’s an occasion like this."