Adelphi Portrush Officially opened in June 2007 by:

The famous "Red Hot Chilli Pipers", the Coleraine Mayor and Joint General Director of the International Fund For Ireland.

A great day was had by all.  Tours of the building ran all day for invited Guests, and in the evening a Banquet was served followed by a great performance by the Chillies.

The Adelphi Portrush was host to the Pipe Band Championship dinner.  In August the Coleraine Chamber of Commerce and all the officials involved in the annual Pipe Band Championship held their function and dinner at the Adelphi.

Adelphi Portrush Flies High

Adelphi Portrush was the official headquarters for the 6th Portrush International Airshow organisers and Pilots.  After a year of organising, and months of fine tuning the event by the Civil Aviation Authority, who had their most senior safety officer and his deputy in attendance.

One of the conference rooms at the Adelphi became a dedicated pilots briefing room, with up to the minute meteoroligical reports streaming in. In excess of thirty pilots met every morning to hear the latest running order, synchromise watches and discuss that day's display. The morning briefings were chaired by the experienced flying conrtrol committee, who remained calm even with the pressure of knowing that senior CAA officials were sitting in on the briefings.

Each evening after the show, all the pilots and crew flocked to fill the Adelphi Bistro, where a superb banquet was laid on. Geoff Brownhut, the show organiser, commented "The weekend was a huge sucess, with glowing reports from all the pilots about the hospitality, superb quality accommodation, food and personal service provided. The pilots have informed us that they would definately like to return next year!".

Adelphi Sponsors Local Charity

Adelphi Portrush was the main sponsor for the NI Miscarriage Asscociation's local Fun Run. This took place from Christie Memorial School on Saturday 29th September 2007 in  Coleraine.  This fun run is one of their most  profitable events.