constituency of North Monaghan

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

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constituency of North Monaghan canonical 1

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instanceOf UK Parliament constituency
historic parliamentary constituency
abolished 1922
constituencyType county constituency
country United Kingdom
createdBy Redistribution of Seats Act 1885
createdFrom Monaghan
electoralSystem first-past-the-post
elects one Member of Parliament
endDate 1922
existedBefore Irish independence
historicCounty County Monaghan
jurisdiction United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
locatedIn County Monaghan
Ireland
numberOfMembers 1
parliament Parliament of the United Kingdom
partOf Irish constituencies of the UK Parliament
predecessorConstituency Monaghan
reasonForAbolition establishment of the Irish Free State
region Ireland
representedInChamber House of Commons of the United Kingdom
startDate 1885
status defunct constituency
successorConstituency Monaghan
timePeriod early 20th century
late 19th century
usedForElectionTo UK Parliament
linked to: British Parliament

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Tim Healy representedInParliament constituency of North Monaghan