This is a list of members of the Irish House of Commons between 1783 and 1790. There were 300 MPs at a time in this period.
Name Constituency Notes Affiliation Old Leighlin Callan County Fermanagh County Kilkenny County Wicklow Newtownards Elected 1788 St Canice Baltimore Maryborough Elected 1785 Bandonbridge County Waterford Dungarvan County Cork Killyleagh Killyleagh Died 30 June 1786 Athenry Athenry Carlingford Athboy County Fermanagh Rathcormack Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1784–87 Dublin City Independent Patriot Maryborough Died 7 March 1785 County Donegal County Mayo County Armagh Jamestown Portarlington Elected 1784;Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1789–93 Athy County Carlow Tralee Londonderry City Naas Athlone Lismore CarrickChief Secretary for Ireland, 1783–84 Castlemartyr County Galway Kilmallock Carlingford St JohnstownSucceeded as 3rd Baronet 1787 County Londonderry Killybegs Lifford Maryborough Newry County Roscommon Kilbeggan County Galway Galway County KerryCreated a baronet 1782 DoneraileSucceeded as 2nd Viscount Doneraile 1787 Taghmon Mullingar Killyleagh Elected 1788 County Tipperary Armagh County Cavan County Kildare Athy Patriot Tulsk Ardfert Kilbeggan Patriot County Louth Ennis Dunleer Bandonbridge County Roscommon County Dublin Tralee Limerick City Elected 1785 Charlemont Patriot Askeaton Enniscorthy Clogher County Kildare Strabane Mullingar Roscommon Created Baron de Montalt, 1785 Augher Kells Cork City Taghmon County Down Askeaton Created a baronet 1784 Banagher Athboy Clogher Granard Dundalk Baltinglass Blessington Monaghan Carlow created 1st Baron Kilmaine 1789 County Antrim Knocktopher Wexford Created Baron Loftus 1785 Baltimore Newtownards Died August 1784 County Meath Old Leighlin Succeeded as Earl of Carhampton 1787 County Waterford St Canice Armagh County Donegal Patriot County Cavan County Monaghan Ballynakill Trim Clonmel Roscommon County DublinPatriot Philipstown Tuam County Wexford County Sligo County Antrim Kilkenny City Kilkenny City Carysfort Died December 1787 Carysfort Carysfort Died November 1783 Longford Queen's County King's County Limerick City Speaker 1771–85 Inistioge Newtownards Died August 1787 County Kilkenny Whig Dungannon Dungannon Patriot Armagh County Armagh Augher Portarlington Elected 1784 County Longford Monaghan Ardee Ardee Athlone Athlone Carysfort Elected 1788;Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1787–89 Portarlington Created Baron Earlsfort 1784 Antrim Antrim Randalstown Limerick City Died 1785 Newtown Limavady Banagher Navan Kells Clonmines New Ross Dingle Dingle Ardfert County Mayo County Down Cork City Fore Newcastle Coleraine Sligo Carrickfergus
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