Notable Alumni
See also: Category:People educated at Coleraine Academical Institution- John Bodkin Adams, suspected serial killer
- Roger Anderson, former Ulster rugby union player
- Richard Archibald, 2004 and 2008 Olympic rower
- Sir Dawson Bates, 1st Baronet, politician
- William Wylie, Took part in the defence of the Trinity university during the 1916 Dublin rising. He was subsequently appointed prosecuting officer at the trial of the leaders of the rising.
- Air Marshal Sir George Beamish
- David Burnside, Ulster Unionist Party MLA and former MP
- Alan Campbell, 2004, 2008 and 2012 (bronze)Olympic rower, 2006 world champion, 2007 Henley diamond scull winner
- Mark Carruthers, TV presenter/personality
- Richard Chambers, 2007 World Champion and 2008 and 2012 (silver)Olympic Rower rower
- John Clarke Davison, Ulster Unionist Party (UUP)politician
- Stephen Feeney World Cup 2009 Rower.
- Barry Hunter, former Northern Ireland international footballer
- David McClarty, UUP MLA for Londonderry East
- Graeme McDowell, Ryder Cup golfer and U.S. Open winner
- G.R.C. McDowell CBE FIET, chairman of the British Standards Institution from 1985 until 1988
- James Nesbitt, film and TV actor
- David Hedges, Emmy-nominated TV producer, Queer Eye for the Straight Guy
- Jim Shannon, Democratic Unionist Party MLA for Strangford
- James Stewart, celebrity divorce lawyer one of four family lawyers responsible for bringing Collaborative Divorce first to England, and then to all of Europe
- Andrew Trimble, rugby union player
- Gary Watton, prolific non-fiction writer
- Davy Patton, Stuart Clanachan and Howard Beverland, Coleraine FC footballers
- Alan McMichael, Academic
- Gary James Ferris - featured on BBC Northern Ireland's documentary "The Estate", which depicts Gary's struggle with alcoholism and ultimately his death
- Major General Ed Davis Commandant General Royal Marines
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