# List of Irish MPs 1585–1586

This is a list of members of the Irish House of Commons between 1585 and 1586.
| Name | Constituency | Religion | Notes |
| Francis Anyas | Youghal | | |
| Richmond Archbold | Cross Tipperary | | |
| Sir Richard Aylward | County Waterford | Catholic | Of Faithlegg |
| Sir Nicholas Bagenal | County Down | Protestant | The Newry |
| Nicholas Ball | Dublin City | Catholic | Alderman of Dublin |
| Robert Barnewall | Ardee | | |
| John Barnewall | Drogheda | | Of Brimore/Bremore, Dublin |
| Richard Barnewall | County Meath | | |
| Edward Berkeley | County Antrim | Protestant | |
| Sir Richard Bingham | County Roscommon | Protestant | |
| Gerard Blancheville | County Kilkenny | | |
| Sir George Bourchier | King's County | Protestant | |
| Richard Bourke | County Limerick | | |
| Edward Brennan | Callan | | |
| Sir Valentine Browne | County Sligo | Protestant | |
| Henry Burnell | County Dublin | Catholic | Of Castleknock |
| James Butler | County Tipperary | | |
| Boetius Clancy | County Clare | Protestant | Of Knockfine |
| Robert Codd | County Wexford | | |
| William Cogan | County Cork | | His daughter married John de Courcy, 18th Baron Kingsale |
| James Collen | Youghal | | |
| Gerald Comerford | Callan | Protestant | |
| Thomas Coppinger | Youghal | | |
| Redmond Everard | County Tipperary | Catholic | |
| Geoffrey Fenton | County Carlow | Protestant | Of Dublin - Principal Secretary of State |
| John Fitzedmond | County Cork | | Of Cloyne |
| John Fitzgerald | County Kerry | | |
| Matthew Fitzhenry | County Wexford | | |
| Thomas Fitzmaurice | County Kildare | | |
| James Galwey | Kinsale | | Of Kinsale |
| Roger Gerlone | County Louth | | |
| Robert Harpoll | Queen's County | | |
| Thomas Le Straunge | County Galway | | |
| Sir Hugh Magennis | County Down | Catholic | Of Rathfriland |
| John Meade | Cork City | | |
| William More | County Louth | | |
| John Netterville | County Meath | Catholic | |
| Richard Netterville | County Dublin | Catholic | Of Corballis/Corballies, Dublin |
| Sir John Norreys | County Cork | Protestant | Lord President of Munster |
| Thomas Norris | County Limerick | Protestant | |
| Edward Nugent of Disert | County Westmeath | | |
| Edward Nugent of Morton | County Westmeath | Catholic | |
| Peter Nugent | Drogheda | | |
| Sir Turlough O'Brien | County Clare | Catholic | Of Inishdyman - Grandson of Connor O'Brien, King of Thomond |
| Faghna or Faghtna O'Farrell | County Longford | Catholic | O'Farrell Boy, Lord of South Annaly |
| William O'Farrell | County Longford | Catholic | O'Farrell Bane, Lord of North Annaly |
| Shane McBrien O'Neill | County Antrim | | Of Shane's Castle |
| Philip O'Reilly | County Cavan | Catholic | Of Cavan - Claimant to the Lordship of East Breifne |
| Edmund O'Reilly | County Cavan | Catholic | Claimant to the Lordship of East Breifne |
| Edmund Prendergast | Cross Tipperary | | Of Newcastle, County Tipperary |
| Philip Roche | Kinsale | | Of Kinsale |
| Robert Rothe | County Kilkenny | | |
| Sir Warham St Leger | Queen's County | Protestant | |
| Thomas Sarsfield | Cork City | | |
| Francis Shane | County Galway | | |
| James Sherlock | County Waterford | | Of Grace Dieu, about a mile to the west of Waterford |
| Thomas Spring | County Kerry | | Gentleman, son of Katherine ne Dermodo |
| William Sutton | County Kildare | | |
| George Taylor | Dublin City | | Of Dublin |
| Sir Henry Wallop | County Carlow | Protestant | Of Dublin |
| Nicholas Walsh | Waterford City | Protestant | Speaker |
| Henry Waring | King's County | | |
| Edward Waterhouse | Carrickfergus | Protestant | |
The following present-day counties were not represented: County Armagh, County Donegal, County Fermanagh, County Leitrim, County Londonderry, County Monaghan and County Tyrone.