List of Irish MPs 1761–68
This is a list of members of the Irish House of Commons between 1761 and 1768. There were 300 MPs at a time in this period, who sat from October 1761 to May 1768 unless stated otherwise.
| Name | Constituency | Notes |
| Armagh County | ||
| Bandonbridge | ||
| Kilkenny County | ||
| Waterford City | ||
| Clonmines | ||
| Fethard | 1764–1768 | |
| Baltinglass | ||
| Baltinglass | 1761–1763 | |
| Baltinglass | 1763–1768 | |
| Londonderry City | ||
| Longford County | 1761–1765 | |
| Downpatrick | ||
| Fermanagh | ||
| Wexford County | ||
| Roscommon Borough | ||
| Enniscorthy | ||
| Tallow | 1761–1762 | |
| Tulsk | ||
| Down | ||
| Charleville | ||
| Tralee | ||
| Coleraine | 1761–1763 | |
| Waterford County | ||
| Bandonbridge | 1766–1768 | |
| Tuam | ||
| Tuam | ||
| Killyleagh | ||
| Athenry | 1763–1768 | |
| Athenry | 1761–1762 | |
| Kerry | ||
| Kerry | 1762–1763 | |
| Athboy | ||
| Kilkenny City | ||
| Waterford City | ||
| Kildare County | ||
| Old Leighlin | ||
| Naas | 1763–1768 | |
| Youghal | ||
| Dungarvan | ||
| Dublin County | ||
| Wicklow County | 1765–1768 | |
| Fermanagh | ||
| Mayo | ||
| Armagh County | ||
| Naas | 1761–1762 | |
| Carlow County | 1761–1767 | |
| Boyle | 1761–1763 | |
| Carlow Borough | 1761–1765 | |
| Ennis | ||
| Gowran | ||
| Granard | 1767–1768 | |
| Cavan County | ||
| Newcastle | ||
| Belturbet | 1761–1763 | |
| Carlow County | ||
| Thomastown | 1767–1768 – Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1767–68 | |
| Dungarvan | ||
| Londonderry County | ||
| Charlemont | ||
| Tulsk | ||
| Lismore | ||
| Lismore | 1766–1768 | |
| Belfast | ||
| Ballyshannon | ||
| Dublin University | ||
| Cavan Borough | ||
| Baltimore | ||
| Monaghan Borough | ||
| Swords | ||
| Dunleer | 1762–1768 | |
| Wexford County | 1761–1766 | |
| Wexford County | 1766–1768 | |
| Youghal | ||
| Killyleagh | ||
| Bandonbridge | 1761–1766 | |
| Londonderry County | ||
| Antrim County | ||
| Clare | ||
| Newtown Limavady | ||
| Castlebar | ||
| Cavan County | 1761–1766 | |
| Maryborough | 1761 | |
| Ardfert | ||
| Carrick | 1763–1768 | |
| Askeaton | ||
| Belturbet | ||
| Ardfert | 1762–1768 | |
| Ardfert | 1761–1762 | |
| Taghmon | ||
| Clonakilty | ||
| Ratoath | ||
| Galway County | ||
| Galway Borough | 1767–1768 | |
| Athenry | ||
| Carrickfergus | ||
| Portarlington | ||
| Portarlington | 1766–1768 | |
| Monaghan Borough | ||
| Queen's County | ||
| Inistioge | ||
| Tallow | ||
| Carlow Borough | ||
| Carlow Borough | 1765–1768 | |
| Donegal Borough | ||
| Banagher | 1767–1768 | |
| Gowran | ||
| Down | 1761–1766 | |
| Enniskillen | 1761–1767 | |
| Lifford | ||
| Lifford | ||
| Monaghan County | ||
| Galway Borough | ||
| Thomastown | ||
| Armagh Borough | ||
| Longford County | 1765–1768 | |
| Kildare Borough | ||
| Dingle | ||
| Boyle | 1763–1768 | |
| Dingle | ||
| Dublin City | 1767–1768 | |
| Newcastle | ||
| Kerry | 1763–1768 | |
| Galway Borough | 1761–1767 | |
| Callan | 1762–1768 | |
| Callan | 1765–1767 | |
| Callan | 1767–1768 | |
| Sligo Borough | 1761–1762 | |
| Kinsale | 1761–1765 | |
| St Johnstown | 1762–1768 | |
| Mullingar | ||
| Downpatrick | ||
| Louth | ||
| St Johnstown | ||
| Louth | 1761–1766 | |
| Dunleer | ||
| Knocktopher | ||
| Cork City | 1761–1764 | |
| Carrick | ||
| Mullingar | 1761–1765 | |
| Roscommon County | ||
| Maryborough | 1761–1764 | |
| Tallow | 1762–1768 | |
| Lanesborough | ||
| Sligo County | 1765–1768 | |
| Castlebar | ||
| Enniskillen | ||
| Swords | ||
| Enniskillen | 1767–1768 | |
| Drogheda | ||
| Dublin City | 1761–1766 | |
| Enniscorthy | ||
| Newry | ||
| Londonderry City | ||
| Strabane | 1763–1768 | |
| Bangor | ||
| Strabane | 1761–1762 | |
| Killybegs | Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1761–64 | |
| Ballyshannon | 1761–1766 | |
| Athlone | ||
| Kildare County | ||
| Longford County | 1761–1765 | |
| Portarlington | 1761–1763 | |
| Lanesborough | ||
| Cork City | ||
| Tralee | ||
| Lisburn | Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1765–66 | |
| Askeaton | ||
| Inistioge | ||
| Banagher | ||
| Taghmon | ||
| Wicklow County | ||
| Bannow | ||
| Carlow County | 1767–1768 | |
| Coleraine | ||
| Mallow | ||
| Mallow | ||
| Wexford Borough | ||
| Killybegs | ||
| Leitrim | Chief Secretary for Ireland, 1767 | |
| Naas | ||
| Boyle | ||
| Sligo County | 1761–1764 | |
| Donegal County | ||
| Donegal Borough | ||
| Dungannon | ||
| Dungannon | ||
| Kilbeggan | ||
| Dundalk | ||
| Knocktopher | ||
| Wexford Borough | ||
| Drogheda | ||
| New Ross | ||
| Donegal County | 1765–1768 | |
| Newtown Limavady | 1761–1764 | |
| Fore | ||
| Jamestown | ||
| Fethard | 1761–1763 | |
| Fethard | 1761–1766 | |
| Longford County | 1765–1766 | |
| Charleville | ||
| Clogher | 1761–1765 | |
| Ratoath | ||
| Meath | ||
| Roscommon Borough | ||
| Strabane | 1761–1764 | |
| Tyrone | ||
| Mayo | ||
| Dublin City | ||
| Monaghan County | ||
| Belfast | ||
| King's County | ||
| Cork County | 1765–1768 | |
| Roscommon County | ||
| Blessington | ||
| Limerick County | ||
| Waterford County | ||
| Thomastown | 1761–1766 | |
| Clare | 1766–1768 | |
| Castlemartyr | ||
| Castlemartyr | ||
| Granard | 1761–1767 | |
| Tipperary | ||
| Carysfort | ||
| Athy | Apr–Oct, 1761 | |
| Banagher | 1764–1766 | |
| Bannow | ||
| Ballyshannon | 1766–1768 | |
| Clogher | ||
| Coleraine | 1763–1768 | |
| Duleek | ||
| Strabane | 1765–1768 | |
| Hillsborough | ||
| Augher | ||
| Clonmel | ||
| Charlemont | 1761–1762 | |
| Kells | ||
| Fethard | ||
| Lismore | 1761–1766 | |
| Clonmel | ||
| Clogher | 1765–1768 | |
| Newtownards | ||
| Kilkenny City | ||
| St Canice | ||
| Augher | ||
| Newry | ||
| Cavan Borough | ||
| St Johnstown | ||
| Fore | ||
| Old Leighlin | ||
| Clare | 1761–1765 | |
| Ennis | ||
| Harristown | ||
| Fethard | ||
| Ballynakill | ||
| Randalstown | ||
| Randalstown | ||
| Kilmallock | ||
| Sligo Borough | ||
| Carysfort | ||
| Jamestown | ||
| Maryborough | December 1761 – 1768 | |
| Bangor | 1767–1768 | |
| King's County | ||
| Longford County | 1766–1768 | |
| Ballynakill | ||
| Cashel | ||
| Cashel | ||
| Kells | ||
| Trim | ||
| Limerick City | ||
| Banagher | 1761–1763 | |
| Queen's County | ||
| Trim | ||
| Kilkenny County | ||
| Newtownards | ||
| Cork City | 1764–1768 | |
| Navan | ||
| Navan | ||
| Lisburn | ||
| Tipperary | ||
| Gorey | ||
| Duleek | ||
| Philipstown | ||
| Westmeath | ||
| Westmeath | ||
| Carlingford | ||
| Donegal County | 1761–1764 | |
| Armagh Borough | ||
| Meath | ||
| Ardee | ||
| Ardee | ||
| Sligo Borough | 1762–1768 | |
| Down | 1766–1768 | |
| Cork County | 1761–1764 | |
| Kerry | 1761 | |
| Harristown | ||
| Kildare Borough | ||
| Athy | ||
| Clonakilty | ||
| Granard | ||
| Louth | 1767–1768 | |
| Antrim County | ||
| Antrim Borough | ||
| Athy | 1762–1768 | |
| Limerick City | ||
| Antrim Borough | ||
| Kinsale | ||
| Limerick County | 1761–1766 | |
| Limerick County | 1767–1768 | |
| Athlone | 1761–1763 | |
| Athlone | 1763–1768 | |
| Carrick | 1761–1763 | |
| Doneraile | ||
| Doneraile | ||
| Newtown Limavady | 1765–1768 | |
| Mullingar | 1765–1768 | |
| Charlemont | 1763–1768 | |
| Tyrone | ||
| Cavan County | 1766–1768 | |
| St Johnstown | ||
| Dunleer | 1761 | |
| Belturbet | 1763–1768 | |
| Athy | December 1761 | |
| Wicklow Borough | 1767–1768 | |
| Wicklow Borough | 1761–1766 | |
| Athboy | ||
| Kilbeggan | ||
| Dublin University | ||
| Baltimore | ||
| Carlingford | ||
| Cork County | ||
| New Ross | ||
| Clonmines | ||
| Fethard | 1767–1768 | |
| Galway County | ||
| Hillsborough | ||
| Gorey | ||
| Philipstown | ||
| Carrickfergus | ||
| Blessington | ||
| Agmondesham Vesey | Kinsale | 1765–1768 |
| Kilmallock | ||
| St Canice | ||
| Dundalk | ||
| Maryborough | 1764–1768 | |
| Bangor | 1761–1767 | |
| Callan | 1762–1765 | |
| Wicklow Borough | ||
| Wicklow County | 1761–1764 | |
| Carlow Borough | ||
| Leitrim | ||
| Sligo County |