Mark your calendars! On Sunday, 7th June, we’re thrilled to celebrate 21 years since the very first Causeway Coast Ford Fair. Join us at West Strand, Portrush, for a day full of Ford-filled excitement, brought to you in partnership with TrustFord – the world’s largest dedicated Ford dealer group – alongside Capri Club NI, the RS Owners Club, and Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council.
This free-to-attend event is Ireland’s largest static Ford display and a must-visit for car enthusiasts and families alike! Explore a spectacular lineup of Ford’s finest vehicles through the decades. From the legendary Ford Capri to sporty Focus STs and iconic classics like the Ford Mustang and Escort RS, there’s something for every car lover.
Celebrate the rich heritage, innovation, and legacy of Ford in a fun, family-friendly setting. Whether you’re there to admire the cars, snap some photos, or soak up the atmosphere, we can’t wait to welcome you!
CHARITY AFFILIATION
Previous years have attracted over 10,000 visitors, with the event raising thousands of pounds for charities such as the British Heart Foundation, Cancer Research UK, and RNLI.
In 2026, we’re proud to partner with Cancer Focus Northern Ireland, supporting their essential work in providing care, support, and hope to those affected by cancer across Northern Ireland.
Our Event Partners
TRUSTFORD
TrustFord, the event’s main sponsors, will also be onsite to welcome you to the event. With a wide range of new product on display, the sales team will be able to show you the newest Ford vehicles with the most advanced technology, you may even be lucky enough to get a sneak-peek at some never before seen vehicles.
Dermot Rafferty, General Manager TrustFord Northern Ireland, said: “This year’s Causeway Coast Ford Fair is set to be another huge success. We’re excited to be partnering again with RNLI and proud that Ford Fair has the opportunity to give something back to the local community, who we rely on for support. We look forward to welcoming everyone to Ford Fair 2025, which we hope will be a great family Ford day out!”
CAPRI OWNERS CLUB
Back in 2004, Capri Club Northern Ireland Chairman, Alan Gourley had an idea to have a Ford display in Portrush at the Dunluce Centre. Along with the NI Ford RS Owners Club, Lindsay Ford and Coleraine Borough Council, the Causeway Coast Ford Fair was born. On the committee of the Causeway Coast Ford Fair are members of Capri Club Northern Ireland.
Back in 1988 Alan and a large number of Capri owners came together on a cold winter’s night to discuss the forming of an owners club, and so Capri Club Northern Ireland came into being as a registered branch of Capri Club International. The club has its own website at: http://www.capriclubni.co.uk . They can also be found on Facebook at simply “Capri Club Northern Ireland.
The club also organise two other Ford displays during the year in aid of charity, one at Bangor seafront in April and the other at Brownlow House in Lurgan in August. We usually have around 150 Fords on display at both events which has enabled us to donate much needed funds to various charities over the years
RS OWNERS CLUB
Founded in 1992, the RSOC NI has spent over 30 years supporting and celebrating the Ford RS community in Northern Ireland. Driven by an active committee, and a strong group of members, this is an inclusive club for all things Ford.
The RSOC NI hosts two flagship shows each year in Northern Ireland. Filling the rest of its calendar with Cars & Coffee meets, club runs, and social events. The club travels widely, flying the flag at national gatherings, including Classic & Ford-focused shows across the UK.
The RSOC NI support the Causeway Coast Ford Fair through marketing, logistics, and a substantial club stand. Representation on the Committee is now led by Gary Wylie, subsequent to Stephen Lowry stepping down after years of dedication.
Whether you’re a long-time RS devotee, or simply curious, the club prides itself on being friendly, approachable, and open to newcomers. Full details of event schedules, membership information, and upcoming meets are available on the Club Website: www.RSOCNI.co.uk
