List of Irish Constituencies - Institutions

Institutions

The institutions considered for this list are:-

  1. Irish House of Commons (IHC).
  2. Irish seats in the House of Commons of the First Protectorate Parliament of the Commonwealth of England, Scotland and Ireland (PHC).
  3. Irish (and Northern Irish) seats in the United Kingdom House of Commons (UKHC).
  4. Dáil Éireann (DE).
  5. House of Commons of Southern Ireland (SIHC).
  6. House of Commons of Northern Ireland (NIHC).
  7. University constituencies in Seanad Éireann (SE).
  8. Northern Ireland Assembly (NIA).
  9. Northern Ireland Constitutional Convention (NICC).
  10. Northern Ireland Forum (NIF).
  11. Irish and Northern Irish constituencies in the European Parliament (EP).

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