This is a list of members of Parliament elected in the 1925 Northern Ireland general election. Elections to the 2nd Northern Ireland House of Commons were held on 3 April 1925.

All members of the Northern Ireland House of Commons elected at the 1925 Northern Ireland general election are listed.

Sir James Craig, (later Viscount Craigavon) continued as Prime Minister following the election. The second place Nationalist Party ended its policy of abstentionism and took their seats but refused to accept the role of Official Opposition.

Members

NameConstituencyPartyRobert AndersonLondonderry J. M. AndrewsDown Edward ArchdaleFermanagh and Tyrone John Milne BarbourAntrim Richard Dawson BatesBelfast East Jack BeattieBelfast East Richard BestArmagh Arthur BlackBelfast South Sir John CampbellQueens University of Belfast Lloyd CampbellBelfast North Dehra ChichesterLondonderry John Henry CollinsArmagh James CooperFermanagh and Tyrone James CraigDown Robert CrawfordAntrim Joe DevlinBelfast West Herbert DixonBelfast East Alex DonnellyFermanagh and Tyrone Eamon DonnellyArmagh Rowley ElliottFermanagh and Tyrone John Fawcett GordonAntrim William GrantBelfast North James Woods GyleBelfast East George HannaAntrim Thomas HarbisonFermanagh and Tyrone Cahir HealyFermanagh and Tyrone George HendersonAntrim Tommy HendersonBelfast North Robert JohnstoneQueens University of Belfast Sam KyleBelfast North Thomas LaveryDown George LeekeLondonderry Robert LynnBelfast West Thomas Stanislaus McAllisterAntrim Robert McBrideDown Basil McGuckinLondonderry John McHughFermanagh and Tyrone Thomas McMullanDown William McMullenBelfast West John Martin MarkLondonderry William MillerFermanagh and Tyrone Thomas MolesBelfast South Hugh MorrisonQueens University of Belfast Harry MulhollandDown Patrick O'NeillDown Robert William O'NeillAntrim Hugh PollockBelfast South John Hanna RobbQueens University of Belfast David ShillingtonArmagh Éamon de ValeraDown Philip James Woods Belfast South Philip James Woods Belfast West

Changes

Philip James Woods (Independent Unionist) was elected in both the Belfast West and Belfast South constituencies. He declined the Belfast South seat resulting in a by-election held on 6 November 1925, which was won by Anthony Brutus Babington (UUP).

References Biographies of Members of the Northern Ireland House of Commons