List of MPs for constituencies in Northern Ireland (1992–1997)

Colours on map indicate the party allegiance of each constituency's MP.

This is a list of members of Parliament (MPs) elected to the House of Commons of the United Kingdom by Northern Irish constituencies for the 51st Parliament of the United Kingdom (1992 to 1997). There are 17 such constituencies, thirteen of which were represented by Unionists and four by Nationalists. It includes MPs elected at the 1992 United Kingdom general election, held on 1 May 1997.^[1]

The list is sorted by the name of the MP.

Composition

^ "Westminster election, 1 May 1997". ARK: Northern Ireland Elections. Retrieved 5 May 2019.

v t e Elected representatives in Northern Ireland
House of Commons of Northern Ireland 1922–1973	1st Parliament (1921–25) 2nd Parliament (1925–29) 3rd Parliament (1929–33) 4th Parliament (1933–38) 5th Parliament (1938–45) 6th Parliament (1945–49) 7th Parliament (1949–53) 8th Parliament (1953–58) 9th Parliament (1958–62) 10th Parliament (1962–65) 11th Parliament (1965–69) 12th Parliament (1969–73) By-elections Women
Assemblies etc pre-1998	1973 Assembly (1973–74) Constitutional Convention (1975–76) 1982 Assembly (1982–86) Forum (1996–98)
Northern Ireland Assembly since 1998	1st Assembly (1998–03) 2nd Assembly (2006–07) 3rd Assembly (2007–11) 4th Assembly (2011–16) 5th Assembly (2016–17) 6th Assembly (2017–22) 7th Assembly (2022–27)
House of Commons of the United Kingdom since 1922	1922–23‎ 1923–24‎ 1924–29‎ 1929–31‎ 1931–35‎ 1935–45‎ 1945–50‎ 1950–51‎ 1951–55‎ 1955–59‎ 1959–64‎ 1964–66‎ 1966–70‎ 1970–74‎ 1974‎ 1974–79‎ 1979–83‎ 1983–87‎ 1987–92‎ 1992–97‎ 1997–2001‎ 2001–05‎ 2005–10 2010–15 2015–17 2017–19 2019-

v t e 1992 United Kingdom general election
MPs elected Northern Ireland Scotland Wales Opinion polling
Incumbent Prime Minister: John Major (Conservative) Appointed Prime Minister: John Major (Conservative)
Parties elected to the House of Commons	Conservative (John Major) Labour (Neil Kinnock) Liberal Democrats (Paddy Ashdown) Ulster Unionist Party (Jim Molyneaux) Plaid Cymru (Dafydd Wigley) Social Democratic and Labour Party (John Hume) Scottish National Party (Alex Salmond) Democratic Unionist Party (Ian Paisley) Ulster Popular Unionist Party (James Kilfedder)
Results by area	England Northern Ireland Scotland Wales
See also	1992 United Kingdom budget It's The Sun Wot Won It Sheffield Rally Shy Tory factor Southern Discomfort War of Jennifer's Ear

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