List of Irish MPs 1639–1649 explained

This is a list of members of the Irish House of Commons between 1639 and 1649. There were almost 300 MPs at a time in this period.^[1]

Name	Constituency	Religion	Notes
	Lifford	Protestant
		Catholic	Later 1st Viscount Barnewall
	Trim
	Clonakilty
	County Louth
		Catholic
	Castlebar	(Born in England, 1573)
	County Galway	Catholic
	Galway	Catholic
	Tralee
	Enniskillen
	Belturbet
	County Galway
	Mallow
	Athenry	Catholic
		Protestant
	County Mayo	Catholic
	Augher
	Charlemont	Protestant
	Drogheda	Protestant
	County Monaghan	Protestant
	Augher
	County Louth
	County Tyrone	Protestant	later 3rd Baron Caulfeild
	Enniskillen
	County Antrim
	Dungannon
	County Fermanagh	Protestant
	Queen's County
	County Leitrim	Protestant	later 1st Earl of Mountrath
		Catholic
	Navan	Catholic
	County Donegal
	Philipstown	Protestant
	County Westmeath	Catholic
	County Roscommon
	Bandonbridge
	Athy	Protestant	Speaker
	Kinsale
		Protestant	1642
	County Armagh
	Wexford
	Strabane
	Trinity College
	County Donegal
	County Fermanagh
	Baltimore
	Athlone	Catholic sympathies
	Kildare Borough
	Boyle
	Mallow
	Baltimore
	Kilbeggan		Later 2nd Earl of Cavan
	Naas		1642–1648
	Galway
	County Cork	Catholic	20 Feb 1641 Lord Muskerry
	Carysfort	(Born in England, 1589)
	Charlemont	Protestant
	County Down	Protestant
	Ardee		later 1st Earl of Drogheda
	County Clare
	County Clare
	County Tyrone
	Dungannon	Catholic
	County Waterford
	Dungarvan
	County Wicklow	(Born in England, 1570)
		Catholic	1639-1641
	Sligo Borough	Protestant
		Catholic	Replaced Sir Donough MacCarty
	Londonderry City	Protestant
	County Cork	Protestant
	Carrickfergus	(Born in England)
	Bandonbridge
	County Wicklow
	Swords
	Clonakilty
	County Down	Protestant
	Askeaton	Protestant
		Catholic
	Kildare Borough	(Born in England, 1592)
	Trinity College	Protestant

References

• Book: Return of the name of every member of the lower house of parliament of England, Scotland, and Ireland, with name of constituency represented, and date of return, from 1213 to 1874 . Command papers . C.69-I . 1878 . HMSO . 603–691 . Part II; Parliaments of Ireland.

Notes and References

1. McGrath. Brid. A biographical dictionary of the membership of the Irish House of Commons 1640-1641. 1998. Trinity College (Dublin, Ireland). Department of History. 4 December 2017. thesis.