This is a list of members of the Irish House of Commons between 2 July 1790 and 11 July 1797. There were 300 MPs at a time in this period.
Name Constituency Notes Clonakilty1790–1791 (died May 1791) Waterford City Baltinglass Baltinglass Kilmallock1790–1791 (died September 1791) Askeaton Newtownards County Fermanagh Ardfert Harristown 1790–1794 (died February 1794) Doneraile Tipperary resigned 1790 1792–1797 Drogheda 1796–1797 Tuam Fethard (County Tipperary) County Waterford Kilmallock1792–1797 Donegal Swords St Canice 1790–1794 (resigned 1794) Dungarvan County Cork 1790 (died July 1790) Bangor County Galway Athenry Athenry Carlingford Charleville Athboy Naas County Antrim1794–1795 (died November 1795) Carlow1790–1796 County Donegal Dublin University County Mayo Portarlington County Armagh County Armagh County Carlow 1790–1795 (died 14 December 1795) Thomastown Harristown Thomastown Kilbeggan Enniscorthy County Clare County Carlow Callan1796–1797 Lanesborough1790–1793 (died August 1793) Kilkenny City County Kilkenny 1792–1796 (resigned February 1796) 1796 (died April 1796) County Carlow1796–1797 Tallow 1790–1793 (died January 1793) Waterford City Newtown Limavady 1795–1797 Bannow Athlone St Johnstown (County Longford) Lismore Killybegs 1790–1791 (not duly elected) 1791–1797 Portarlington Clonmines 1791–1793 Doneraile Downpatrick Clogher 1795–1797; Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1795–1798 Bandonbridge Newtown Limavady 1796–1797 County Leitrim1790–1795 (died October 1795) Roscommon Carrick1790–1791 1791–1797 Dunleer Augher 1790–1794 (died February 1794) Enniscorthy 1790–1794 (died July 1794) County Fermanagh Enniskillen Clonakilty 1792–1795 (died 1795) County Londonderry Ennis 1790–1796 (died May 1796) Old Leighlin County Sligo Maryborough Ballynakill Tulsk Belturbet Enniscorthy 1794–1797 Randalstown 1794–1797 Newry Castlemartyr Charleville Trim 1795 Lifford Lifford County Roscommon Ballyshannon Trim 1795–1797 Kilkenny City 1790–1792 (died October 1792) Monaghan 1790–1796 Rathcormack Duleek 1796–1797 Galway 1790–1791 (died October 1791) King's County Galway 1792–1797 Naas 1795–1797; Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1794–95 Midleton Ardfert County Kerry 1790–1794 (died April 1794) County Kerry 1794 (died Oct 1794) Ballyshannon Kildare 1790–1796 (resigned March 1796) St Canice 1794–1796; Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1793–94 Donegal Mullingar Killyleagh Old Leighlin 1791–1797 Gowran Randalstown Armagh Rathcormack1790 1790–1797 Tallow Clonmines 1794–1797 St Canice 1796–1797 County Dublin 1791–1797 Tralee 1795–1797 Baltimore Athy Taghmon St Johnstown (County Donegal) Dunleer 1793–1797 County Longford 1796–1797 Cavan County Kildare Castlebar Dublin City Tulsk County Kerry 1795–1797 Carlow 1796–1797 Drogheda 1780–1796 (died 1797) County Louth 1790–1795 (died July 1795) County Louth 1796–1797 Dunleer 1790–1792 (died February 1792) County Louth Fethard (County Wexford)1793–1797 Fore 1790–1794 (died September 1794) County Roscommon Fethard (County Tipperary) County Longford Belfast1792–1797 County Meath 1792–1797 Old Leighlin 1790 (ennobled September 1790) Baltimore Dublin City Kildare Carrickfergus Strabane Clogher Armagh 1790–1795 (resigned)1796–1797 Strabane Knocktopher 1796–1797 Mullingar Cork City1796–1797 County Longford 1793–1796 (murdered January 1796) Kildare 1796–1797 Lisburn Fethard (County Wexford)1793 (died November 1793) Maryborough 1990–1995 (died November 1795) County Meath 1794–1795 (ennobled February 1795) Dublin University Clogher Dingle 1795–1797 Taghmon 1794–1797 Cork City Taghmon 1790–1794 (died September 1794) Belfast1790–1791 (died 1794) County Down ennobled October 1793 Coleraine Londonderry City1790–1795 1795–1797 Londonderry City 1790–1795 (died February 1795) Banagher Askeaton Armagh 1790–1797; Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1789–1793 Castlemartyr1792–1797 Kilmallock Castlebar St Johnstown (County Donegal) Athboy County Wicklow Ratoath Coleraine 1790–1796 (resigned February 1796) Mallow Charlemont 1794–1797 Dundalk Dundalk Hillsborough Blessington1790–1795 (died April 1795) County Leitrim County Antrim 1792–1797 Kilkenny City 1796–1797 Bangor Kinsale County Kildare Blessington1796–1797 Carrick 1790–1794 Boyle County Cork Jamestown 1796–1797 Duleek resigned 1796 Dungannon Dungannon 1790–1794 (resigned 1794) Knocktopher Knocktopher 1790–1796 Newcastle Newcastle Newtownards 1790–1796 Newtownards 1796–1797 Harristown 1794–1797 County Leitrim 1796–1797 Trim County Meath 1791–1795 (resigned 1795) 1795–1797 County Antrim 1790–1791 (ennobled 1791) Londonderry City Wexford New Ross County Monaghan Tuam Inistioge County Wexford Fethard (County Wexford) 1790–1792 (died January 1792) Fethard (County Wexford) 1796–1797 Philipstown 1795–1797 Mallow Enniscorthy Cork City 1790–1795 (ennobled 1795) County Meath 1790–1792 (died February 1792) Ratoath Fore 1793–1797 Enniskillen Fore 1794–1797 Swords County Limerick St Canice County Tipperary Callan County Tipperary 1790–1792 (not duly elected) 1796 1796–1797 County Cavan 1793–1797 Doneraile1792–1797 County Waterford Belturbet County Clare Drogheda Callan Banagher Gorey County Donegal County Monaghan Hillsborough Coleraine 1795–1797 Tralee 1790–1794 (suicide November 1794) Bandonbridge Ennis 1790–1795 (resigned 1795) 1796–1797 Queen's County 1790–1791 (unseated due to insanity) Clonmel 1792–1797 Lisburn Lanesborough Clonmel 1790 (ennobled 1790) Clonmel County Cork 1791–1797 Roscommon Roscommon 1791–1797 Naas 1790–1794 (ennobled August 1794) Cavan County Dublin Wexford Fore1790–1792 (ennobled September 1792) Gorey Ennis 1795–1797 Ennis 1790–1795 (died January 1795) Philipstown 1790–1795 (resigned 1795) County Sligo Clonakilty1790–1792 County Antrim1790–1793 County Wexford Kilkenny City 1790–1791 (ennobled 1791) County Kilkenny 1790–1795 (ennobled December 1795) Kilkenny City County Kilkenny 1796–1796 (never took seat, resigned May 1796) 1796–1797 Athy Duleek Carysfort Carysfort Kells Queen's County Cashel Cashel Trim 1790 (died June 1790) Dungarvan Inistioge Lismore 1796–1797 Tallow 1794–1797 Bandonbridge 1796–1797 County Kilkenny Clonakilty 1795–1797 Monaghan 1791–1797 County Tyrone Armagh 1790–1796 Blessington Armagh Tralee Coleraine 1796–1797 Downpatrick County Longford 1790–1792 (ennobled 1792) King's County 1791–1797 King's County1790–1791 (died May 1791) Limerick City 1790–1794 (ennobled July 1794) Newtown Limavady 1790–1795 (resigned 1795) County Westmeath Newry County Meath 1790–1794 (died March 1794) Kinsale Ardee Philipstown County Cavan County Down 1794–1997 Clonakilty 1793–1797 Charlemont 1790–1794 Kilbeggan Belfast Antrim Antrim Randalstown 1791–1793 (appointed judge 1793) Lanesborough 1794–1797 Limerick City Galway County Westmeath Carrick 1794–1797 Athlone Augher Newtown Limavady County Antrim 1790–1795 (resigned 1795) 1796–1797 Charlemont County Cavan 1790–1793 County Tyrone Augher 1794–1797 Navan Navan Kells County Down County Dublin 1790–1791 (ruled not duly elected) St Johnstown (County Longford) Boyle 1792–1797 Wicklow Wicklow County Tipperary 1790–1796 (died January 1796) Fethard (County Wexford)1790–1795 (died September 1795) New Ross Clonmines Bannow Dingle Dingle 1790–1795 (resigned 1795) County Galway Ballynakill County Mayo Youghal Youghal Carlow Granard Granard Limerick City 1794–1797 Dungannon 1794–1797 Maryborough 1796–1797 Carlingford County Limerick County Londonderry Killyleagh Carrickfergus Queen's County 1791–1797 Callan 1790–1796 (died January 1796) Trim Gowran County Wicklow Monaghan 1796–1797 Jamestown Killybegs Ardee Jamestownresigned 1796 Midleton Sligo Sligo
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