List of Irish MPs 1783–1790

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.

NameConstituencyNotesAffiliation
Arthur AchesonOld Leighlin
George AgarCallan
Mervyn ArchdallCounty Fermanagh
Henry Welbore AgarCounty Kilkenny
John StratfordCounty Wicklow
Henry AlexanderNewtownardsElected 1788
Richard AnnesleySt Canice
Arthur GoreBaltimore
Frederick TrenchMaryboroughElected 1785
Francis BernardBandonbridge
John BeresfordCounty Waterford
Marcus BeresfordDungarvan
James BernardCounty Cork
Sir John BlackwoodKillyleagh
Robert BlackwoodKillyleaghDied 30 June 1786
John BlakeneyAthenry
Theophilus BlakeneyAthenry
John BlaquiereCarlingford
Thomas Cherburgh BlighAthboy
Arthur Cole-HamiltonCounty Fermanagh
Thomas OrdeRathcormackChief Secretary for Ireland, 1784–87
Samuel BradstreetDublin CityIndependent Patriot
Sir Arthur BrookeMaryboroughDied 7 March 1785
Henry Vaughan BrookeCounty Donegal
Denis BrowneCounty Mayo
William BrownlowCounty Armagh
Henry BruenJamestown
Robert HobartPortarlingtonElected 1784;Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1789–93
Thomas BurghAthy
Sir Richard ButlerCounty Carlow
James Carigue-PonsonbyTralee
James AlexanderLondonderry City
Hugh CarletonNaas
William HandcockAthlone
Sir Henry CavendishLismore
Thomas PelhamCarrickChief Secretary for Ireland, 1783–84
Broderick ChinneryCastlemartyr
William TrenchCounty Galway
John FitzGibbonKilmallock
Thomas CoghlanCarlingford
Nicholas ColthurstSt JohnstownSucceeded as 3rd Baronet 1787
Thomas ConollyCounty Londonderry
William ConynghamKillybegs
Edward CookeLifford
Charles CooteMaryborough
Isaac CorryNewry
Sir Edward CroftonCounty Roscommon
John Philpot CurranKilbeggan
Denis DalyCounty Galway
Denis Bowes DalyGalway Borough
Barry DennyCounty KerryCreated a baronet 1782
Hayes St LegerDoneraileSucceeded as 2nd Viscount Doneraile 1787
Richard HelyTaghmon
Sir John DoyleMullingar
James BlackwoodKillyleaghElected 1788
Henry PrittieCounty Tipperary
Henry DuqueryArmagh Borough
John MaxwellCounty Cavan
Charles FitzGeraldCounty Kildare
Lord Edward FitzGeraldAthyPatriot
James FitzGeraldTulsk
Sir Frederick FloodArdfert
Henry FloodKilbegganPatriot
John FosterCounty Louth
John Thomas FosterEnnis
John William FosterDunleer
Lodge Evans de MontmorencyBandonbridge
Arthur FrenchCounty Roscommon
Luke GardinerCounty Dublin
Sir William GodfreyTralee
John Prendergast SmythLimerick CityElected 1785
Henry GrattanCharlemontPatriot
Richard GriffithAskeaton
Cornelius GroganEnniscorthy
Sackville HamiltonClogher
Arthur PomeroyCounty Kildare
Henry PomeroyStrabane
Francis HardyMullingar
Cornwallis MaudeRoscommonCreated Baron de Montalt, 1785
Sir Samuel HayesAugher
Thomas TaylourKells
John HelyCork City
John HelyTaghmon
Arthur HillCounty Down
Joseph HoareAskeatonCreated a baronet 1784
Peter HolmesBanagher
Hugh HowardAthboy
John CradockClogher
Robert JephsonGranard
Robert JocelynDundalk
John Allen JohnsonBaltinglass
Sir Richard JohnstonBlessington
Theophilus JonesMonaghan Borough
John BrowneCarlowcreated 1st Baron Kilmaine 1789
Hercules RowleyCounty Antrim
Hercules LangrisheKnocktopher
Charles LoftusWexford BoroughCreated Baron Loftus 1785
Richard LongfieldBaltimore
George LowtherNewtownardsDied August 1784
Gorges LowtherCounty Meath
Henry LuttrellOld LeighlinSucceeded as Earl of Carhampton 1787
Sir James MayCounty Waterford
John Monck MasonSt Canice
Henry MeredythArmagh Borough
Alexander MontgomeryCounty DonegalPatriot
George MontgomeryCounty Cavan
John MontgomeryCounty Monaghan
John MooreBallynakill
William WellesleyTrim
Stephen MooreClonmel
George SandfordRoscommon
Sir Edward NewenhamCounty DublinPatriot
John TolerPhilipstown
Sir Lucius O'BrienTuam
George OgleCounty Wexford
Charles O'HaraCounty Sligo
John O'NeillCounty Antrim
John ButlerKilkenny City
Walter ButlerKilkenny City
John Proby OsborneCarysfortDied December 1787
Thomas OsborneCarysfort
Sir William OsborneCarysfortDied November 1783
Thomas PakenhamLongford Borough
Sir John ParnellQueen's County
Sir William ParsonsKing's County
Edmund PeryLimerick CitySpeaker 1771-85
George PonsonbyInistioge
John PonsonbyNewtownardsDied August 1787
William PonsonbyCounty KilkennyWhig
Thomas KnoxDungannon
Pery Edmund SextonDungannonPatriot
George RawsonArmagh Borough
William RichardsonCounty Armagh
William RichardsonAugher
Boyle RochePortarlingtonElected 1784
Laurence HarmanCounty Longford
Robert CuninghameMonaghan Borough
Charles RuxtonArdee
John RuxtonArdee
Sir Richard St GeorgeAthlone
Sir Richard St GeorgeAthlone
Alleyne FitzHerbertCarysfortElected 1788;Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1787–89
John ScottPortarlingtonCreated Baron Earlsfort 1784
Hon. Chichester SkeffingtonAntrim
William John SkeffingtonAntrim
Michael SmithRandalstown
Thomas SmythLimerick CityDied 1785
John StaplesNewtown Limavady
Richard MaloneBanagher
John PrestonNavan
Hercules TaylourKells
Charles TottenhamClonmines
Charles TottenhamNew Ross
John TownsendDingle
Richard Boyle TownsendDingle
John TyddArdfert
James CuffeCounty Mayo
Edward WardCounty Down
Sir Augustus Louis Carre WarrenCork City
George NugentFore
Thomas WhaleyNewcastle
Arthur WolfeColeraine
Owen WynneSligo Borough
Barry YelvertonCarrickfergus
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