constituency of North Louth

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The constituency of North Louth was a former parliamentary division in County Louth, Ireland, that elected members to the UK Parliament before Irish independence.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf UK Parliament constituency
historic parliamentary constituency
abolishedBy Representation of the People Act 1918
category Historic Westminster constituencies in Ireland
Westminster constituencies in County Louth
constituencyType county constituency
country United Kingdom
createdBy Redistribution of Seats Act 1885
divisionOf Louth
linked to: County Louth
electoralSystem first-past-the-post voting
electsHowManyMembers 1
endDate 1918
existedBefore Irish independence
historicCounty County Louth
jurisdiction Ireland (within the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland)
legislativeBody Parliament of the United Kingdom
linked to: British Parliament
locatedIn County Louth
Ireland
locatedInFormerCountry United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
numberOfMembers one
parliament UK Parliament
linked to: British Parliament
partOf Parliament of the United Kingdom
linked to: British Parliament
predecessor Louth
linked to: County Louth
region Leinster
representedArea northern part of County Louth
representedIn House of Commons of the United Kingdom
startDate 1885
status abolished
successor Louth
linked to: County Louth
usedForElectionTo House of Commons at Westminster

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Tim Healy representedInParliament constituency of North Louth
Louth and Horncastle predecessor Louth (UK Parliament constituency)
linked to: constituency of North Louth