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List of Sinn Féin MPs

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This is alist of Sinn Féin MPs. It includes allmembers of Parliament elected to theBritish House of Commons representingSinn Féin. Members of theEuropean Parliament,Dáil Éireann or theNorthern Ireland Assembly are not listed. Sinn Féin MPs practiceabstentionism regarding the House of Commons and thus do not take their seats.

MPs elected since 1918

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MemberConstituencyYears servedSource
Gerry AdamsBelfast West1983–1992,1997–2011[1]
Órfhlaith BegleyWest Tyrone2018–present[2]
Mickey BradyNewry and Armagh2015–2024[3]
Owen CarronFermanagh and South Tyrone1982–19831[4]
Philip ClarkeFermanagh and South Tyrone19552[5]
Pat CullenFermanagh and South Tyrone2024–present[6]
Pat DohertyWest Tyrone2001–2017[7]
John FinucaneBelfast North2019–present[8]
Michelle GildernewFermanagh and South Tyrone2001–2015;2017–2024[9][10]
Chris HazzardSouth Down2017–present[11]
Dáire HughesNewry and Armagh2024–present[12]
Cathal MallaghanMid Ulster2024–present[13]
Elisha McCallionFoyle2017–2019[14]
Barry McElduffWest Tyrone2017–2018[15]
Martin McGuinnessMid Ulster1997–2013[16]
Paul MaskeyBelfast West2011–present[17]
Tom MitchellMid Ulster19553[18]
Francie MolloyMid Ulster2013–2024[19]
Conor MurphyNewry and Armagh2005–2015[20]
1 Elected in1981 as "Anti H-Block/Proxy Political Prisoner"; formally began describing himself as a Sinn Féin MP in 1982.
2 Unseated on petition.[21]
3Disqualified,re-elected, then unseated on petition.

Graphical representation

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Constituency1955561982198319921997200120051113201520171820192024
Fermanagh and South TyroneClarkeCarronGildernewGildernewCullen
Mid UlsterMitchellMcGuinnessMolloyMallaghan
Belfast WestAdamsAdamsMaskey
West TyroneDohertyMcElduffBegley
Newry and ArmaghMurphyBradyHughes
Down SouthHazzard
FoyleMcCallion
Belfast NorthFinucane
No. of Sinn Féin MPs201102455547777

MPs elected in 1918 or before

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In alphabetical order:

See also:1918 United Kingdom general election in Ireland
NameSeatYears served[22][23]Notes
Robert BartonWest Wicklow1918 –1922
Piaras BéaslaíEast Kerry1918 –1922
Ernest BlytheNorth Monaghan1918 –1922
Harry BolandSouth Roscommon1918 – 1922Died 2 August 1922[24]
Cathal BrughaCounty Waterford1918 – 1922Died 7 July 1922[25]
Donal BuckleyNorth Kildare1918 –1922
Séamus BurkeMid Tipperary1918 –1922
J. J. ClancyNorth Sligo1918 –1922
Michael ColivetLimerick City1918 –1922
Con CollinsWest Limerick1918 –1922
Michael CollinsSouth Cork1918 – 1922Died 22 August 1922[26]
W. T. CosgraveNorth Kilkenny1918 –1922
Kilkenny City1917[27] –1918[22]
James CrowleyNorth Kerry1918 –1922
John CrowleyNorth Mayo1918 –1922
Bryan CusackNorth Galway1918 –1922
Éamon de ValeraEast Clare1917 –1922
East Mayo1918 –1922
Liam de RóisteCork City1918 –1922
James DolanLeitrim1918 –1922
George Gavan DuffySouth Dublin1918 –1922
Eamonn DugganSouth Meath1918 –1922
Seán EtchinghamEast Wicklow1918 –1922
Frank FahySouth Galway1918 –1922
Desmond FitzGeraldDublin Pembroke1918 –1922
Paul GalliganWest Cavan1918 –1922
Laurence GinnellWestmeath1918 –1922
Arthur GriffithEast Cavan1918 – 1922Died 12 August 1922[28]
North West Tyrone1918 – 1922
Richard HayesEast Limerick1918 –1922
Seán HayesWest Cork1918 –1922
Thomas HunterNorth East Cork1918 –1922
Thomas KellyDublin St Stephen's Green1918 –1922
David KentEast Cork1918 –1922
Frank LawlessNorth Dublin1918 – 1922Died 16 April 1922[29]
James LennonCounty Carlow1918 –1922
Diarmuid LynchSouth East Cork1918 –1922
Fionán LynchSouth Kerry1918 –1922
Joseph MacBrideWest Mayo1918 –1922
Alexander McCabeSouth Sligo1918 –1922
Pierce McCanEast Tipperary1918 – 1919Died 6 March 1919[30]
Patrick McCartanKing's County1918 –1922
TullamoreApril[31] –Dec 1918
Joseph MacDonaghNorth Tipperary1918 –1922
Seán MacEnteeSouth Monaghan1918 –1922
Joseph McGrathDublin St James's1918 –1922
Joseph McGuinnessLongford1918 – 1922Died 31 May 1922[32]
South Longford1917[33] –1918
Eoin MacNeillLondonderry City1918 –1922
National University1918 –1922
Terence MacSwineyMid Cork1918 – 1920Died 25 October 1920[34]
Constance MarkieviczDublin St Patrick's1918 –1922
Liam MellowsEast Galway1918 –1922
North Meath1918 –1922
P. J. MoloneySouth Tipperary1918 –1922
Richard MulcahyDublin Clontarf1918 –1922
Art O'ConnorSouth Kildare1918 –1922
Joseph O'DohertyNorth Donegal1918 –1922
Brian O'HigginsWest Clare1918 –1922
Kevin O'HigginsQueen's County1918 –1922
Patrick O'KeeffeNorth Cork1918 –1922
John J. O'KellyCounty Louth1918 –1922
Seán T. O'KellyDublin College Green1918 –1922
Seán O'MahonySouth Fermanagh1918 –1922
Pádraic Ó MáilleGalway Connemara1918 –1922
James O'MaraSouth Kilkenny1918 –1922
George Noble PlunkettNorth Roscommon1917[35] –1922
James RyanSouth Wexford1918 –1922
William SearsSouth Mayo1918 –1922
Philip ShanahanDublin Harbour1918 –1922
Austin StackWest Kerry1918 –1922
Michael StainesDublin St Michan's1918 –1922
Joseph SweeneyWest Donegal1918 –1922
Roger SweetmanNorth Wexford1918 –1922
J. J. WalshCork City1918 –1922
Peter J. WardSouth Donegal1918 –1922
  • By-elections was not held to fill the seats of those MP's who died before the1922 UK general election, nor in the cases of individuals elected for more than one constituency.

References

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  2. ^"Parliamentary career for Órfhlaith Begley".UK Parliament. Retrieved8 October 2024.
  3. ^"Parliamentary career for Mickey Brady".UK Parliament. Retrieved8 October 2024.
  4. ^"Parliamentary career for Owen Carron".UK Parliament. Retrieved8 October 2024.
  5. ^"Parliamentary career for Philip Clarke".UK Parliament. Retrieved8 October 2024.
  6. ^"Parliamentary career for Pat Cullen".UK Parliament. Retrieved5 February 2025.
  7. ^"Parliamentary career for Mr Pat Doherty".UK Parliament. Retrieved8 October 2024.
  8. ^"Parliamentary career for John Finucane".UK Parliament. Retrieved8 October 2024.
  9. ^"Parliamentary career for Michelle Gildernew".UK Parliament. Retrieved8 October 2024.
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  11. ^"Parliamentary career for Chris Hazzard".UK Parliament. Retrieved8 October 2024.
  12. ^"Parliamentary career for Dáire Hughes".UK Parliament. Retrieved8 October 2024.
  13. ^"Parliamentary career for Mr Cathal Mallaghan".UK Parliament. Retrieved8 October 2024.
  14. ^"Parliamentary career for Elisha McCallion".UK Parliament. Retrieved8 October 2024.
  15. ^"Parliamentary career for Barry McElduff".UK Parliament. Retrieved8 October 2024.
  16. ^"Parliamentary career for Mr Martin McGuinness".UK Parliament. Retrieved8 October 2024.
  17. ^"Parliamentary career for Paul Maskey".UK Parliament. Retrieved8 October 2024.
  18. ^"Parliamentary career for Thomas Mitchell".UK Parliament. Retrieved8 October 2024.
  19. ^"Parliamentary career for Francie Molloy".UK Parliament. Retrieved8 October 2024.
  20. ^"Parliamentary career for Conor Murphy".UK Parliament. Retrieved8 October 2024.
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