List of baronies in the Peerage of Ireland

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before 1500

TitleDate of CreationSurnameCurrent StatusNotes
Baron Athenry1172Berminghamdormant 1799also Earl of Louth from 1759 to 1799, when this title became extinct
Baron Kingsale1223de Courcyextant 
Baron Kerry1223Fitzmauriceextantalso Earl of Kerry from 1723 and Marquess of Lansdowne in Great Britain from 1818
Baron Desmond1259FitzGeraldforfeit 1582also Earl of Desmond from 1329
Baron Barry1261Barryextinct 1823also Viscount Buttevant from 1461 and Earl of Barrymore from 1628
Baron Dunboyne1324Butler, Clifford-Butlerextantconfirmed by letters patent in 1541
Baron Gormanstonc. 1370Prestonextantalso Viscount Gormanston from 1478 and Baron Gormanston in the United Kingdom from 1868
Baron Slanec. 1370Flemingforfeit 1691
Baron Howth1430St Lawrenceextinct 1909also Viscount St Lawrence and Earl of Howth from 1767, also Baron Howth in the United Kingdom from 1881
Baron Dunsany1439?Plunkettextant
Baron Killeen1449Plunkettextinct 1984also Earl of Fingall from 1628, also Baron Fingall in the United Kingdom from 1831
Baron Portlester1462Fitzeustaceextinct 1496
Baron Trimlestown1462Barnewallextant
Baron Loundres1478Prestonextantsubsidiary title of the Viscount Gormanston, also Baron Gormanston in the United Kingdom from 1868
Baron Delvin1486Nugentextantalso Earl of Westmeath from 1621 and Marquess of Westmeath in the United Kingdom from 1822 to 1871

1501-1600

TitleDate of CreationSurnameCurrent StatusNotes
Baron Kilcullen1535Eustaceforfeit 1585subsidiary title of the Viscount Baltinglass
Baron Odorney1537Fitzmauriceextinct 1541subsidiary title of the Viscount Kilmaule, also Baron Kerry, a title now held by the Marquess of Lansdowne
Baron Offaly1538O Conor Faly1552
Baron Carbery1541de Berminghamextinct c. 1560
Baron Louth1541 Plunkett extant 
Baron Upper Ossory1541Fitzpatrickforfeit 1691
Baron Dungannon1542O'Neillextinct after 1542
Baron Dunkellin1543de Burghextinct 1916subsidiary title of the Earl of Clanricarde, also Baron Somerhill and Viscount Tunbridge in England from 1624 and Baron Imanney, Viscount Galway and Earl of St Albans in England from 1628, also Marquess of Clanricarde in Ireland from 1646 to 1657, from 1789 to 1797 and from 1825, also Earl of Clanricarde in Ireland from 1800 (a title which is extant and now held by the Marquess of Sligo), also Baron Somerhill in the United Kingdom from 1826
Baron Ibrackan1543O'Brienforfeit 1741also Earl of Thomond from 1551, also Viscount Tadcaster in Great Britain from 1714
Baron Inchiquin1543O'Brienextantalso Earl of Inchiquin from 1654 to 1855 and Marquess of Thomond from 1800 to 1855
Baron of Kells1550Butlerextantsubsidiary Feudal Barony title of the Viscount Mountgarret, also Earl of Kilkenny from 1793 to 1846, also Baron Mountgarret in the United Kingdom from 1911
Baron of Ballyane1554Kavanaghextinct 1555Life peerage
Baron Valentia1556McCarthyresigned 1597subsidiary title of the Earl of Clancare
Baron of Ballyane1558Kavanaghextinct after 1558 Life peerage
Baron Dromana1569Fitzgeraldextinct 1572subsidiary title of the Viscount Decies
Baron Clogher1578O'Neillextinct 1595subsidiary title of the Earl of Clanconnel
Baron of Ardenerie1580Bourkedormant 1591
Baron Bourke of Castleconnell1580Bourkeforfeit 1691
Baron Cahir1583Butlerextinct 1858also Viscount Cahir and Earl of Glengall from 1816
Baron Leitrim1583de Burgh (or Burke)Forfeit 1600
Baron Dungannon1587O'Neillforfeit 1612
Baron Inchiquin1600Fitzgeraldextinct 1601subsidiary title of the Earl of Desmond

1601-1700

TitleDate of CreationSurnameCurrent StatusNotes
Baron Chichester of Belfast1613Chichesterextinct 1625
Baron Ardee1616Brabazonextantalso Earl of Meath from 1627 and Baron Chaworth in the United Kingdom from 1831
Baron Audley of Hely1616Tuchetextinct 1777subsidiary title of the Earl of Castlehaven, also Baron Audley (created 1312) and Baron Audley of Orier in England, the latter title which was forfeited in 1633
Baron Boyle of Youghal1616Boyleextantsubsidiary title of the Earl of Cork; also Baron Bandon Bridge and Viscount Boyle of Kinalmeaky from 1643; also Baron Clifford of Lanesborough in England from 1644 to 1753; also Earl of Burlington in England from 1664 to 1753; also Baron Clifford in England from 1691 to 1753; also Baron Boyle of Broghill and Earl of Orrery in Ireland and Baron Boyle of Marston in Great Britain from 1753
Baron Moore1616Mooreextantalso Viscount Moore from 1621, Earl of Drogheda from 1661, Marquess of Drogheda from 1791 to 1892 and Baron Moore of Cobham in the United Kingdom from 1954
Baron Ridgeway of Gallen-Ridgeway1616Ridgewayextinct 1714subsidiary title of the Earl of Londonderry
Baron Hamilton of Strabane1617Hamiltonextantalso Earl of Abercorn in Scotland from c. 1680, Viscount Strabane in Ireland from 1701, Viscount Hamilton in Great Britain from 1786, Marquess of Abercorn in Great Britain from 1790, Marquess of Hamilton in the United Kingdom and Duke of Abercorn in Ireland from 1868
Baron Bourke of Brittas1618Bourkeforfeit 1691
Baron Lambart of Cavan1618Lambartextantalso Viscount Kilcoursie and Earl of Cavan from 1647
Baron Mountjoy1618Blountextinct 1681also Baron Mountjoy from 1627 and Earl of Newport from 1628 in England
Baron Balfour of Glenawley1619Balfourextinct 1636
Baron Dillon1619Dillondormant 1850subsidiary title of the Earl of Roscommon
Baron Dunboyne1619Grimstonextantsubsidiary title of the Viscount Grimston; also Baron Verulam in Great Britain from 1790; also Viscount Grimston and Earl of Verulam in the United Kingdom from 1815; also Lord Forrester of Corstorphine in Scotland from 1808
Baron Dunmore1619Prestonextinct 1628subsidiary title of the Earl of Desmond, also Lord Dingwall in Scotland, which title is still extant
Baron Offaly1620Fitzgeraldextantalso Earl of Kildare from 1658, Marquess of Kildare from 1761 and Duke of Leinster from 1766, Baron Kildare in the United Kingdom from 1870
Baron Caulfeild1620Caulfeildextantalso Viscount Charlemont in Ireland from 1665; also Earl of Charlemont in Ireland from 1763 to 1892; also Baron Charlemont in the United Kingdom from 1837 to 1892
Baron Digby1620Digbyextantalso Baron Digby in Great Britain from 1765; also Viscount Coleshill and Earl Digby in Great Britain from 1790 to 1856
Baron FitzWilliam1620FitzWilliam, Wentworth-FitzWilliamextinct 1979also Viscount Milton and Earl FitzWilliam from 1716, also Baron FitzWilliam of Milton in Great Britain from 1742, also Viscount Milton and Earl FitzWilliam in Great Britain from 1746
Baron Folliott1620Folliottextinct 1716
Baron Gorges of Dundalk1620Gorgesextinct 1712
Baron Hervey1620Herveyextinct 1642also Baron Hervey in England from 1628
Baron Maynard1620Maynardextinct 1775also Viscount Maynard from 1766 (a title which became extinct in 1865), also Baron Maynard in England from 1628 to 1775
Baron Aungier1621Aungierextinct 1706also Viscount Aungier from 1665 and Earl of Longford from 1677
Baron Blayney1621Blayneyextinct 1874
Baron Boyle of Broghill1621Boyleextantsubsidiary title of the Earl of Orrery; also Baron Boyle of Marston in Great Britain from 1711; also Baron Boyle of Youghal, Baron Bandon Bridge, Viscount Boyle of Kinalmeaky, Viscount Dungarvan and Earl of Cork in Ireland from 1753
Baron Castle Stewart1621Stewart, Stuart, Stuart-Richardsonextantdormant from 1685 to 1774; also Viscount Castle Stewart from 1793 and Earl Castle Stewart from 1800
Baron Dockwra1621Dockwraextinct 1647
Baron Vaughan of Mullengar1621Vaughanextinct 1713subsidiary title of the Earl of Carbery, also Baron Vaughan of Emlyn in England from 1643
Baron Esmonde1622Esmondeextinct 1646
Baron Feilding1622Feildingextantsubsidiary title of the Earl of Desmond; also Earl of Denbigh in England from 1675
Baron Glean-O'Mallun1622O'Mallunextinct after 1622
Baron Baltimore1624Calvertextinct 1771
Baron Brereton1624Breretonextinct 1722
Baron Herbert of Castle Island1624Herbertextinct 1791also Baron Herbert of Chirbury in England from 1629
Baron Chichester of Belfast1625Chichesterextantsubsidiary title of the Viscount Chichester of Carrickfergus, also Earl of Donegall from 1647, Baron Fisherwick in Great Britain from 1790 and Marquess of Donegall in Ireland from 1791
Baron Coleraine1625Hareextinct 1749
Baron Bantry1627Roperextinct 1672subsidiary title of the Viscount Baltinglass
Baron Saunderson1627Saundersonextinct 1723subsidiary title of the Viscount Castleton, also Baron Saunderson from 1714, Viscount Carleton from 1716 and Earl of Castleton from 1720, the latter three titles which were all in the Peerage of Great Britain
Baron Sherard1627Sherardextinct 1931also Baron Harborough and Earl of Harborough in Great Britain from 1732 to 1859
Baron Ballymote1628Taaffesuspended 1919subsidiary title of the Viscount Taaffe, also Earl of Carlingford from 1661 to 1738
Baron Bandon Bridge1628Boyleextantsubsidiary title of the Viscount Boyle of Kinalmeaky; also Baron Boyle of Youghal, Viscount Dungarvan and Earl of Cork in Ireland from 1643; also Baron Boyle of Broghill and Earl of Orrery in Ireland from 1753; also Baron Boyle of Marston in Peerage of Great Britain from 1753
Baron Chaworth1628Chaworthextinct 1693subsidiary title of the Viscount Chaworth
Baron Dromore1628Scudamoreextinct 1716subsidiary title of the Viscount Scudamore
Baron Jones of Navan1628Jonesextinct 1885subsidiary title of the Viscount Ranelagh, also Earl of Ranelagh from 1674 to 1712; Barony and Viscountcy dormant from 1712 to 1759
Baron Maguire1628Maguireforfeit 1644
Baron Mountnorris1628Annesleyextantsubsidiary title of the Viscount Valentia, also Baron Annesley and Earl of Anglesey in England from 1661 to 1761, also Earl of Mountnorris in Ireland from 1793 to 1844, also Baron Altham from 1737 to 1844
Baron Pope1628Popeextinct 1668subsidiary title of the Earl of Downe
Baron Wenman1628Wenmanextinct 1800subsidiary title of the Viscount Wenman
Baron Fitzwilliam of Thorncastle1629FitzWilliamextinct 1833subsidiary title of the Viscount FitzWilliam of Meryon, also Earl of Tyrconnel from 1663 to 1667
Baron Philippstown1631O'Dempseyextinct 1691subsidiary title of the Viscount Clanmalier
Baron Alington1642Alingtonextinct 1723also Baron Alington in England from 1682
Baron Cullen1642Cokayneextinct 1810subsidiary title of the Viscount Cullen
Baron Tracy1643Tracyextinct 1797subsidiary title of the Viscount Tracy
Baron Bard of Dromboy1645Bardextinct 1656subsidiary title of the Viscount Bellomont
Baron Brouncker1645Brounckerextinct 1688subsidiary title of the Viscount Brouncker
Baron Hawley1646Hawleyextinct 1790
Baron Turvey1646Barnewallextinct 1834subsidiary title of the Viscount Barnewall
Baron O'Brien1754O'Brienextinct 1855subsidiary title of the Earl of Inchiquin, also Baron Inchiquin (which title is still extant), also Marquess of Thomond from 1800, also Baron Thomond from 1801 to 1808 and Baron Tadcaster from 1826 to 1846 in the United Kingdom
Baron Boyle1660Boyleextinct 1699subsidiary title of the Viscount Shannon
Baron Coote of Coloony1660Cooteextinct 1800created Earl of Bellomont in 1689 (extinct 1766) and Earl of Bellamont in 1767 (extinct 1800).
Baron Kingston1660Kingextinct 1761
Baron Loughneagh1660Clotworthy, Skeffingtonextantsubsidiary title of the Viscount Massereene, also Earl of Massereene in Ireland from 1756 to 1816, also Viscount Ferrard and Baron Oriel in Ireland and Baron Oriel in the United Kingdom from 1843
Baron Barry of Santry1661Barryextinct 1751
Baron Palmer1661Palmerextinct 1705subsidiary title of the Earl of Castlemaine
Baron Butler of Cloughrenan1662Butlerextinct 1686subsidiary title of the Earl of Arran, also Baron Butler of Weston in Ireland from 1673
Baron Moyarta1662O'Brienforfeit 1691subsidiary title of the Viscount Clare
Baron Trevor1662Trevorextinct 1706subsidiary title of the Viscount Dungannon
Baron Berkeley of Rathdowne1663Berkeleyextinct 1712subsidiary title of the Viscount Fitzhardinge, also Baron Botetourt of Langport and Earl of Falmouth in England from 1664 to 1665
Baron Boyle1673Boyleextinct 1732subsidiary title of the Viscount Blessington
Baron Butler of Weston1673Butlerextinct 1686subsidiary title of the Earl of Arran (1662 creation)
Baron Clanehugh1675Forbesextantsubsidiary title of the Viscount Granard, also Earl of Granard from 1684 and Baron Granard in the United Kingdom from 1806
Baron Cloney1675Ducieextinct 1679subsidiary title of the Viscount Downe
Baron Aghrim1676Butlerextinct 1677subsidiary title of the Earl of Gowran
Baron Altham1681Annesleyextinct 1844also Earl of Anglesey in England from 1737 to 1761; created Earl of Mountnorris (1793) in Ireland
Baron Oxmantown1681Parsonsextinct 1764subsidiary title of the Viscount Rosse, also Earl of Rosse from 1718
Baron Stewart of Ramalton1683Stewartextinct 1769subsidiary title of the Viscount Mountjoy, also Earl of Blessington from 1745
Baron Rathfarnham1685Loftusextinct 1691subsidiary title of the Viscount Loftus
Baron Talbotstown1685Talbotforfeit 1691subsidiary title of the Duke of Tyrconnel
Baron Bellew of Duleek1686Bellewextinct 1770
Baron Tyaquin1687Bourkeextinct 1691subsidiary title of the Viscount Galway
Baron Shelburne1688Pettyextinct 1696
Baroness Shelburne1688Pettyextinct 1708
Baron Jamestown1689Hewettextinct 1689subsidiary title of the Viscount Hewett
Baron Cutts of Gowran1690Cuttsextinct 1707
Baron Tara1691Schombergextinct 1719subsidiary title of the Duke of Leinster, also Baron Teyes, Earl of Brentford and Duke of Schomberg in England from 1693
Baron Aghrim1692de Ginkellextinct 1844subsidiary title of the Earl of Athlone
Baron Coningsby1692Coningsbyextinct 1761also Baron Coningsby in Great Britain from 1715 to 1729, also Earl Coningsby in Great Britain from 1719, also Baron Coningsby of Hampton Court and Viscount Coningsby in Great Britain from 1729
Baron Cloughrenan1693Butlerextinct 1758subsidiary title of the Earl of Arran, also Baron Butler, Viscount Thurles, Earl of Ossory, Earl of Ormonde, Marquess of Ormonde and Duke of Ormonde from 1745
Baron Fethard1695Vaughanextantsubsidiary title of the Viscount Lisburne; created Earl of Lisburne in Ireland in 1776
Baron Shelburne1699Pettyextinct 1751subsidiary title of the Earl of Shelburne

1701-1800

TitleDate of CreationSurnameCurrent StatusNotes
Baron Glenawley1701Howeextinct 1814subsidiary title of the Viscount Howe, also Viscount Howe in Great Britain from 1782 to 1799, also Baron Howe and Earl Howe in Great Britain from 1788 to 1799; the title of Baron Howe is still extant and is now a subsidiary title of the Earl Howe (created in Peerage of the United Kingdom in 1821)
Baron Mountcastle1701Hamiltonextantsubsidiary title of the Viscount Strabane, also Earl of Abercorn in Scotland, Viscount Hamilton in Great Britain from 1786, Marquess of Abercorn in Great Britain from 1790, Marquess of Hamilton in the United Kingdom and Duke of Abercorn in Ireland from 1868
Baron Pierrepont1702Pierrepontextinct 1715also Baron Pierrepont in Great Britain from 1714
Baron Kilmayden1703St Legerextinct 1767subsidiary title of the Viscount Doneraile
Baron Verney1703Verneyextinct 1791subsidiary title of the Viscount Fermanagh, also Earl Verney from 1742
Baron Mount Cashell1706Davysextinct 1736subsidiary title of the Viscount Mount Cashell
Baron Tyrawley1706O'Haraextinct 1773also Baron Kilmaine in Ireland from 1724
Baron Wandesford1706Wandesfordextinct 1784subsidiary title of the Viscount Castlecomer, also Earl Wandesford in Great Britain from 1758
Baron Conway of Killultagh1713Seymour-Conwayextantalso Baron Conway in the Peerage of England; created Earl of Hertford in 1750 and Marquess of Hertford in 1793
Baron Brodrick1715Brodrickextantsubsidiary title of the Viscount Midleton; also Baron Brodrick in the Great Britain from 1796; also Viscount Dunsford and Earl of Midleton in the United Kingdom from 1920 to 1979
Baron Carbery1715Evans, Evans-Frekeextant
Baron Ferrard of Beaulieu1715Tichborneextinct 1731
Baron Gowran1715Fitzpatrickextinct 1818also Earl of Upper Ossory from 1751, also Baron Upper Ossory in Great Britain from 1794
Baron Hamilton of Stackallan1715Hamiltonextantsubsidiary title of the Viscount Boyne; also Baron Brancepeth in the United Kingdom from 1866
Baron Moore1715Mooreextinct 1764created Earl of Charleville in 1758
Baron Newtown-Butler1715Butlerextinct 1998also Viscount Lanesborough from 1728 and Earl of Lanesborough from 1756
Baron Perceval1715Percevalextantsubsidiary title of the Earl of Egmont; also Baron Lovel and Holland in Peerage of Great Britain from 1762; also Baron Arden in the Peerage of the United Kingdom from 1841
Baron Ranelagh1715Coleextinct 1754
Baron Saint George1715Saint-Georgeextinct 1735
Baron Trim1715Whartonextinct 1728subsidiary title of the Marquess of Catherlough, also Baron Wharton in England (which title is still extant), also Viscount Winchendon and Earl of Wharton in England, also Earl of Rathfarnham from 1715, also Marquess of Wharton and Marquess of Malmesbury in Great Britain from 1715, also Duke of Wharton in Great Britain from 1718
Baroness Dundalk1716von der Schulenburgextinct 1743subsidiary title of the Duchess of Munster, also Duchess of Kendal in Great Britain from 1719
Baron Newborough1716CholmondeleyExtantSubsidiary title of the Marquess of Cholmondeley
Baron Philipstown1716MolesworthExtantSubsidiary title of the Viscount Molesworth
Baron Allen1717Allenextinct 1845subsidiary title of the Viscount Allen
Baron Rathdown1717Chetwyndextantsubsidiary title of the Viscount Chetwynd
Baron Southwell1717Southwellextantalso Viscount Southwell from 1776
Baron Hill of Kilwarlin1717Hillextantsubsidiary title of the Viscount Hillsborough, also Earl of Hillsborough from 1751, Baron Harwich in Great Britain from 1756, Earl of Hillsborough in Great Britain from 1772 and Marquess of Downshire in Ireland from 1789
Baron Aylmer1718Aylmer, Whitworth-Aylmerextant
Baron Charleville1718Brownlowextinct 1754subsidiary title of the Viscount Tyrconnel
Baron Loughuyre1718Faneextinct 1766subsidiary title of the Viscount Fane
Baron Newtown1718Child, Tylneyextinct 1784subsidiary title of the Earl Tylney of Castlemaine
Baron Carpenter1719Carpenterextinct 1853also Viscount Carlingford and Earl of Tyrconnel from 1751
Baron Claneboye1719Hamiltonextinct 1798subsidiary title of the Viscount Limerick, also Earl of Clanbrassil from 1756
Baron Londonderry1719Pittextinct 1765subsidiary title of the Earl of Londonderry
Baron Barrington[1]1720Barringtonextinct 1990subsidiary title of the Viscount Barrington, also Baron Shute in the United Kingdom from 1880
Baron Beresford1720Beresfordextantsubsidiary title of the Viscount Tyrone, also Earl of Tyrone from 1746, Baron Tyrone in Great Britain from 1786, and Marquess of Waterford in Ireland from 1789
Baron Gage[1]1720Gageextantsubsidiary title of the Viscount Gage; also Baron Gage in Great Britain from 1780 to 1791; also Baron Gage in Great Britain from 1790
Baron Edenderry1720Blundellextinct 1756subsidiary title of the Viscount Blundell
Baron Vane of Dungannon[1]1720Vaneextinct 1789subsidiary title of the Viscount Vane
Baron Bessborough1721Ponsonbyextantsubsidiary title of the Earl of Bessborough; also Baron Ponsonby of Sysonby in Great Britain from 1749; also Baron Duncannon in the United Kingdom from 1844; also Earl of Bessborough in the United Kingdom from 1937 to 1993
Baron Clifton1721Blighextantsubsidiary title of the Earl of Darnley; also Baron Clifton in England from 1728 to 1900 and from 1937
Baron Darcy of Navan1721Darcyextinct 1733
Baron Whitworth1721Whitworthextinct 1725
Baron Kilmaine1722O'Haraextinct 1722also Baron Tyrawley in Ireland from 1724
Baron Temple of Mount Temple1723Templeextinct 1865subsidiary title of the Viscount Palmerston
Baron Micklethwaite1724Micklethwaiteextinct 1734first Baron created Viscount Micklethwaite in 1727
Baron Culmore1725Batemanextinct 1802subsidiary title of the Viscount Bateman
Baron Killard1727Monckton, Monckton-Arundellextantsubsidiary title of the Viscount Galway; also Baron Monckton of Serlby in the United Kingdom from 1887 to 1971
Baron Wyndham1731Wyndhamextinct 1745
Baron Castle Durrow1733Flowerextantcreated Viscount Ashbrook in Ireland in 1751
Baron Catherlough1733Faneextinct 1762also Baron Burghersh, Baron Le Despencer and Earl of Westmorland in England from 1736 to 1762
Baron Desart1733Cuffeextinct 1934also Viscount Desart from 1781, also Viscount Castlecuffe and Earl of Desart from 1793, also Baron Desart in the United Kingdom from 1909
Baron Sundon1735Claytonextinct 1752
Baron Belfield1738Rochfortextinct 1814subsidiary title of the Earl of Belvidere
Baron Montfort of Horseheath1741Bromleyextinct 1851
Baron Maule[2]1743Mauleextinct 1782subsidiary title of the Earl Panmure
Baron Newport of Newport1743Jocelynextantsubsidiary title of the Viscount Jocelyn; also Earl of Roden from 1771; also Baron Clanbrassil in the United Kingdom from 1821 from 1897
Baron Wingfield1743Wingfieldextantsubsidiary title of the Viscount Powerscourt, also Baron Powerscourt in the United Kingdom from 1885
Baron Fortescue of Credan1746Fortescue-Alandextinct 1781
Baron Luxborough1746Knightextinct 1772subsidiary title of the Earl of Catherlough
Baron Mornington[3]1746Wesley, Wellesleyextantalso Earl of Mornington from 1760, Marquess Wellesley from 1799 to 1842 and Duke of Wellington in the United Kingdom from 1863
Baron Kingsborough[4]1748Kingextinct 1755
Baron Knapton1750Veseyextantcreated Viscount de Vesci in 1776, also Baron de Vesci in the United Kingdom from 1884 to 1903
Baron Malton1750Watson-Wentworthextinct 1782subsidiary title of the Earl Malton (created September 1750), also Baron Rockingham in England from December 1750), also Baron Wath, Baron Malton, Baron Rockingham, Viscount Higham, Earl of Malton and Marquess of Rockingham in Great Britain from December 1750
Baron Rawdon1750Rawdonextinct 1868subsidiary title of the Earl of Moira, also Baron Rawdon in Great Britain from 1783, also Baron Botreaux, Baron Hungerford and Baron de Moleyns in England from 1808, also Viscount Loudoun, Earl Rawdon and Marquess of Hastings in the United Kingdom from 1816, also Lord Tarrinzean and Mauchline, Lord Campbell of Loudoun and Earl of Loudoun in Scotland from 1840 (which titles are still extant - see the Earl of Loudoun), also Baron Grey de Ruthyn in England from 1858
Baron Dunkeron[5]1751Petty-Fitzmauriceextantsubsidiary title of the Viscount Fitzmaurice, also Earl of Shelburne from 1753; Baron Wycombe of Chipping Wycombe from 1760 and Marquess of Lansdowne from 1784 in Great Britain
Baron Loftus[5]1751Loftus, Hume-Loftusextinct 1783created Viscount Loftus in 1756; Earl of Ely from 1766 to 1769 and from 1771 to 1783
Baron Carysfort1752Probyextinct 1909also Earl of Carysfort from 1789, also Baron Carysfort in the United Kingdom from 1801
Baron Conyngham1753Conynghamextantalso Viscount Conyngham from 1756 to 1781, Earl Conyngham from 1780 to 1781, Viscount Conyngham from 1789, Earl Conyngham from 1797, Marquess Conyngham from 1816, Baron Minster in the United Kingdom from 1821
Baron Milton[6]1753Damerextinct 1808created Baron Milton in Great Britain in 1763 and Earl of Dorchester in Great Britain in 1792
Baron Pollington1753Savileextantsubsidiary title of the Earl of Mexborough
Baron Ludlow1755Ludlowextinct 1842subsidiary title of the Earl Ludlow, also Baron Ludlow in the United Kingdom from 1831
Baron Blakeney[7]1756Blakeneyextinct 1756
Baron Farnham1756Maxwellextantalso Viscount Farnham from 1760 to 1779 and from 1781 to 1823 and Earl of Farnham from 1763 to 1779 and from 1785 to 1823
Baron Longford1756Pakenhamextantalso Earl of Longford in Ireland from 1794, also Baron Silchester in the United Kingdom from 1821, also Baron Pakenham from 1961, also Baron Pakenham of Cowley (life peerage) from 1999 to 2001
Baron Mountmorres1756Morres, de Montmorencyextinct 1951subsidiary title of the Viscount Mountmorres
Baron Castle Martyr[8]1756Boyleextantsubsidiary title of the Earl of Shannon; also Baron Carleton in Great Britain from 1786
Baron Ibrackan[9]1756Wyndham-O'Brienextinct 1774subsidiary title of the Earl of Thomond
Baron Russborough1756Leesonextinct 1891subsidiary title of the Earl of Milltown
Baron Bowes[10]1758Bowesextinct 1767
Baron Brandon1758Crosbieextinct 1832also Viscount Crosbie from 1771 to 1815 and Earl of Glandore from 1776 to 1815
Baron Saunders[10]15 August 1758Goreextantsubsidiary title of the Viscount Sudley; created Earl of Arran in 1762
Baron Lisle1758Lysaghtextant 
Baron Courtown1758Stopfordextantalso Earl of Courtown from 1762 and Baron Saltersford in Great Britain from 1796
Baron Annesley1758Annesleyextantalso Viscount Glerawly from 1766 and Earl Annesley from 1789
Baron Mount Eagle[11]1760Browneextantalso Viscount Westport from 1768, Earl of Altamont from 1771 and Marquess of Sligo from 1800, Baron Monteagle in the United Kingdom from 1806
Baron Headfort[11]1760Taylourextantcreated Viscount Headfort in 1762, Earl of Bective in 1766 and Marquess of Headfort in 1800; also Baron Kenlis in the United Kingdom from 1831
Baron Holmes[11]1760Holmesextinct 1764
Baron Mountflorence[11]1760Coleextantalso Viscount Enniskillen from 1776, Earl of Enniskillen from 1789 and Baron Grinstead in the United Kingdom from 1815
Baron Winterton[12]1761Turnourextantsubsidiary title of the Earl Winterton; also Baron Turnour in the United Kingdom from 1952 to 1962
Baron Clive of Plassey1762Cliveextantalso Baron Clive of Walcot in Great Britain from 1794 and Earl of Powis in the United Kingdom from 1804
Baron Coleraine1762Hangerextinct 1824
Baron Orwell[13]1762Vernonextinct 1823subsidiary title of the Earl of Shipbrooke
Baron Waltham[14]1762Olmiusextinct 1787
Baron Baltinglass1763Stratfordextinct 1875created Viscount Aldborough in 1776 and Earl of Aldborough in 1777 in Ireland
Baron Saint George1763Saint-Georgeextinct 1775
Baron Gore1764Goreextinct 1802subsidiary title of the Earl of Ross
Baron Kilworth1764Mooreextinct 1915subsidiary title of the Viscount Mount Cashell, also Earl of Mount Cashell from 1781
Baron Kingston1764King, King-Tenisonextantsubsidiary title of the Earl of Kingston; also Baron Kingston in the United Kingdom from 1821 to 1869; also Baron Erris and Viscount Lorton in the Ireland from 1869
Baron Hill1765Hill-Trevorextinct 1862subsidiary title of the Viscount Dungannon
Baron Annaly1766Goreextinct 1784 
Baron Ardelve1766Mackenzieextinct 1781subsidiary title of the Earl of Seaforth
Baron Gillford1766Meadeextantsubsidiary title of the Earl of Clanwilliam; also Baron Clanwilliam in the United Kingdom from 1828
Baron Pigot1766Pigotextinct 1777
Baron Mulgrave1767Phippsextantalso Baron Mulgrave in the United Kingdom from 1790 to 1792; also Baron Mulgrave in the United Kingdom from 1794, Viscount Normanby and Earl of Mulgrave in the United Kingdom from 1812; also Marquess of Normanby in the United Kingdom from 1838
Baron Nugent1767Nugentextinct 1788subsidiary title of the Earl Nugent (extinct 1889), the latter title which merged with the title of Marquess of Buckingham in 1788, also Duke of Buckingham and Chandos from 1822
Baron Erne1768Creighton, Crichtonextantsubsidiary title of the Earl of Erne; also Baron Fermanagh in the United Kingdom from 1876
Baron Eyre1768Eyreextinct 1781
Baron Irnham1768Luttrellextinct 1829subsidiary title of the Earl of Carhampton
Baron Lifford1768Hewittextantalso Viscount Lifford from 1781
Baron Sydney1768Cosbyextinct 1774
Baron Arden1770Percevalextinct 2011also Baron Arden in the United Kingdom from 1802; also Earl of Egmont from 1841
Baron Bangor1770Wardextantsubsidiary title of the Viscount Bangor
Baron Clermont1770Fortescueextinct 1806also Baron Clermont and Viscount Clermont in Ireland from 1776 and Earl of Clermont in Ireland from 1777
Baron Dartrey1770Dawsonextinct 1813subsidiary title of the Viscount Cremorne, also Baron Cremorne from 1797
Baron Dawson1770Dawson, Dawson-Damerextantsubsidiary title of the Viscount Carlow; created Earl of Portarlington in Ireland in 1785
Baron Melbourne1770Lambextinct 1853subsidiary title of the Viscount Melbourne, also Baron Melbourne in the United Kingdom from 1815, also Baron Beauvale in the United Kingdom from 1848
Baron Askeaton[15]1776Springextinct 1792
Baron Clermont[15]1776Fortescueextinct 1829subsidiary title of the Earl of Clermont
Baron Clifden[15]1776Agar, Agar-Ellisextinct 1974also Viscount Clifden from 1781, also Baron Mendip in Great Britain from 1802 and Baron Dover in the United Kingdom from 1836
Baron Clonmore[15]1776Howard, Forward-Howardextinct 1978subsidiary title of the Viscount Wicklow, also Countess of Wicklow from 1793
Baron de Montalt[15]1776Maudeextinct 1777
Baron Gosford[15]1776Achesonextantsubsidiary title of the Earl of Gosford; also Baron Worlingham in the United Kingdom from 1835; also Baron Acheson in the United Kingdom from 1849
Baron Kensington[15]1776Edwardesextantalso Baron Kensington in the United Kingdom from 1886
Baron Lucan[15]1776Binghamextantsubsidiary title of the Earl of Lucan; also Baron Bingham in the United Kingdom from 1934
Baron Macartney[15]1776Macartneyextinct 1806subsidiary title of the Earl Macartney, also Baron Macartney in Great Britain from 1796
Baron Macdonald of Slate[15]1776Macdonaldextant
Baron Massy[15]1776Massyextant
Baron Milford[15]1776Philippsextinct 1823
Baron Naas[15]1776Bourkeextantsubsidiary title of the Earl of Mayo
Baron Newborough[15]1776Wynnextant
Baron Newhaven[15]1776Mayneextinct 1794
Baron Ongley[15]1776Henley-Ongleyextinct 1877
Baron Doneraile[15]1776St Legerextantcreated Viscount Doneraile in Ireland in 1785
Baron Shuldham[15]1776Shuldhamextinct 1798
Baron Templetown[15]1776Uptonextinct 1981also Viscount Templetown from 1806
Baron Westcote[15]1776Lytteltonextantalso Baron Lyttelton of Frankley in Great Britain from 1794; also Baron Cobham and Viscount Cobham in Great Britain from 1889
Baron Rokeby1777Robinsonextinct 1883
Baron Belmore[16]1781Lowry-Corryextantsubsidiary title of the Earl Belmore
Baron Muskerry[16]1781Deaneextant
Baron Tracton[16]1781Dennisextinct 1782
Baron Sheffield[16]1780Baker-Holroydextinct 1909subsidiary title of the Earl of Sheffield, also Baron Sheffield in the United Kingdom from 1802, also Baron Sheffield in Ireland from 1783, a title which is still extant and since 1909 merged with the titles of Baron Stanley of Alderley and Baron Eddisbury in the United Kingdom
Baron Welles[16]1781Knoxextantalso Viscount Northland from 1791 and Earl of Ranfurly from 1831; also Baron Ranfurly in the United Kingdom from 1826
Baron Conyngham[17]4 January 1781Conynghamextinct 1781 
Baron Hood1782Hoodextantalso Viscount Hood in Great Britain from 1796; also Baron Hood in Great Britain from 1816
Baron Delaval1783Delavalextinct 1808also Baron Delaval in Great Britain from 1786
Baron Donoughmore1783Hely-Hutchinsonextantsubsidiary title of the Earl of Donoughmore; also Viscount Hutchinson since 1821 and Baron Hutchinson in the United Kingdom from 1825 to 1832
Baron Harberton1783Pomeroyextantalso Viscount Harberton from 1791
Baron Leitrim1783Clementsextinct 9 June 1952also Viscount Leitrim from 1793 and Earl of Leitrim from 1795, also Baron Clements in the United Kingdom from 1831
Baron Llandaff1783Mathewextinct 1833subsidiary title of the Earl of Llandaff
Baron Penrhyn1783Pennantextinct 1808
Baron Sheffield of Roscommon1783Baker-Holroyd, Holroyd, Stanleyextantalso Baron Sheffield in Peerage of Ireland until 1909; also Baron Sheffield in the United Kingdom from 1802 to 1909; also Viscount Pevensey and Earl of Sheffield in the United Kingdom from 1816 to 1909; also Baron Stanley of Alderley and Baron Eddisbury in the United Kingdom from 1909
Baron Muncaster1783Penningtonextinct 1917also Baron Muncaster in the United Kingdom from 1898
Baron Riversdale1783Tonsonextinct 1861
Baron Earlsfort1784Scottextinct 1935subsidiary title of the Earl of Clonmell
Baron de Montalt[18]1785Maudeextantsubsidiary title of the Viscount Hawarden; also Earl de Montalt in the United Kingdom from 1886 to 1905
Baron Lismore[18]1785O'Callaghanextinct 1898created Viscount Lismore in 1806; also Baron Lismore in the United Kingdom from 1838
Baron Loftus[18]1785Loftusextantalso Viscount Loftus from 1789, Earl of Ely from 1794 and Marquess of Ely from 1801, Baron Loftus in the United Kingdom from 1801
Baron Sunderlin[18]1785Maloneextinct 1816created Baron Sunderlin also in 1797, which title also became extinct in 1816
Baron Fitzgibbon[19]1789Fitzgibbonextinct 1864created Viscount FitzGibbon in 1793 and Earl of Clare in 1795
Baron Annaly[20]1789Goreextinct 1793 
Baron Auckland[20]1789Edenextantalso Baron Auckland in the Great Britain from 1793; created Earl of Auckland in the United Kingdom in 1839, a title which became extinct in 1849
Baron Carleton[20]1789Carletonextinct 1825created Viscount Carleton in 1797
Baron Cloncurry[20]1789Lawlessextinct 1929also Baron Cloncurry in the United Kingdom from 1831
Baron Eardley[20]1789Eardleyextinct 1824
Baron Londonderry[20]1789Stewartextantcreated Viscount Castlereagh in 1795, Earl of Londonderry in 1796 and Marquess of Londonderry in 1816; also Baron Stewart from 1822 and Earl Vane from 1823 in the United Kingdom
Baron Kilmaine[20]1789Browneextant
Baron Mountjoy[20]1789Gardinerextinct 1829subsidiary title of the Viscount Mountjoy, also Earl of Blessington from 1816
Baron Caledon[21]1790Alexanderextantcreated Viscount Caledon in 1797 and Earl of Caledon in 1800
Baron Callan[21]1790Agarextinct 1815
Baron Clonbrock[21]1790Dillonextinct 1926
Baron Glentworth[22]1790Peryextantcreated Earl of Limerick in 1803
Baroness Oriel[22][21]1790Foster, Skeffingtonextantalso Viscount Ferrard in Ireland from 1797, Baron Oriel in the United Kingdom from 1828 and Viscount Massereene in Ireland from 1843
Baron St Helens1791Fitzherbertextinct 1839also Baron St Helens in the United Kingdom from 1801
Baroness Fermanagh1792Verneyextinct 1810
Baron Oxmantown1792Parsonsextantalso Viscount Oxmantown from 1795 to 1807 and Earl of Rosse from 1806
Baron Waterpark1792Cavendishextant
Baron Bandon1793Bernardextinct 1979subsidiary title of the Earl of Bandon
Baron O'Neill1793O'Neillextinct 1855subsidiary title of the Viscount O'Neill, also Viscount Raymond and Earl O'Neill from 1800 to 1841
Baron Bridport1794Hoodextantalso Baron Bridport in Great Britain from 1796 to 1814; also Viscount Bridport in Great Britain from 1800 to 1814; also Viscount Bridport in the United Kingdom from 1868
Baron Graves1794Gravesextant
Baron Avonmore[23] 1795Yelvertondormant 1910subsidiary title of the Viscount Avonmore
Baroness Kilwarden[24]1795Wolfeextinct 1830also Baron Kilwarden (created 1798) and Viscount Kilwarden from 1804
Baron Lavington[24]1795Payneextinct 1807
Baron Longueville[24]1795Longfieldextinct 1811subsidiary title of the Viscount Longueville
Baron Rancliffe[24]1795Parkynsextinct 1850
Baron Somerton[23]1795Agarextantsubsidiary title of the Earl of Normanton; also Baron Somerton in the United Kingdom from 1873 and Baron Mendip in Great Britain from 1974
Baron Carrington1796Smith, Carrington, Wynn-Carington, Caringtonextantalso Baron Carrington from 1797 in Great Britain; Earl Carrington from 1895 to 1928, Marquess of Lincolnshire from 1912 to 1928 and Baron Carington of Upton from 1999, in the United Kingdom
Baron Huntingfield1796Vanneckextant
Baron Rossmore1796Cuninghame, Westenraextantalso Baron Rossmore in the United Kingdom from 1838
Baron Bantry1797White-Hedges-Whiteextinct 1891subsidiary title of the Earl of Bantry
Baron Crofton1797Croftonextant
Baron Cremorne[25]1797Dawsonextinct 1933also Baron Dartrey and Viscount Cremorne (which titles became extinct in 1813), also Baron Dartrey from 1847 and Earl of Dartrey from 1866 in the United Kingdom
Baron Headley[25]1797Allanson-Winnextinct 1994 
Baron Holmes[25]1797Holmesextinct 1804
Baron Hotham[26]1797Hothamextant
Baron Kilconnel[25]1797Trenchextantsubsidiary title of the Earl of Clancarty; also Baron Trench and Viscount Clancarty in the United Kingdom from 1815 and 1823 respectively
Baron Monck[25]1797Monckextantalso Viscount Monck from 1801 and Baron Monck in the United Kingdom from 1866; also Earl of Rathdowne in the Peerage of Ireland from 1822 to 1848
Baron Keith[26]1797Elphinstoneextinct 1867also Baron Keith from 1801 and Viscount Keith from 1814 to 1823, in the United Kingdom; Lord Nairne in Scotland from 1824
Baroness Norwood[25]1797Toler, Graham-Tolerextantalso Baron Norbury in Ireland from 1822; also Viscount Glandine and Earl of Norbury in Peerage of Ireland from 1832
Baron Sunderlin[25]1797Sunderlinextinct 1816had been created Baron Sunderlin already in 1785, which title also became extinct in 1816
Baron Tullamore[25]1797Buryextinct 1875subsidiary title of the Earl of Charleville
Baron Tyrawley[25]1797Cuffeextinct 1821
Baron Castlerosse[27]1798Browneextinct 1952subsidiary title of the Viscount Kenmare; created Earl of Kenmare in 1801; also Baron Kenmare in the United Kingdom from 1841 to 1853 and from 1856
Baron ffrench[28]1798ffrenchextant
Baron Kilwarden[29]1798Wolfeextinct 1830subsidiary title of the Viscount Kilwarden, also Baron Kilwarden (created 1795) from 1804
Baron Teignmouth[25]1798Shoreextinct 1981 
Baron Henley1799Eden, Henleyextantalso Baron Northington in the United Kingdom from 1885
Baron Adare[30]1800Quinextinct 2011created Earl of Dunraven and Mount-Earl (1822) in Ireland; also Baron Kenry in the United Kingdom from 1826 to 1926
Baron Castle Coote[31]1800Cooteextinct 1827also Earl of Mountrath from 1800 to 1802
Baron Clanmorris[31]1800Binghamextant
Baron de Blaquiere[30]1800de Blaquiereextinct 1920
Baron Dufferin and Claneboye[30]1800Blackwood, Hamilton-Temple-Blackwoodextantcreated Earl of Dufferin on 13 November 1871 and Marquess of Dufferin and Ava on 17 November 1888, which titles all became extinct 29 May 1988
Baron Dunalley[31]1800Prittieextant
Baron Ennismore[31]1800Hareextantsubsidiary title of the Earl of Listowel; also Baron Hare in the United Kingdom from 1869
Baron Frankfort[30]1800de Montmorencyextinct 1917subsidiary title of the Viscount Frankfort de Montmorency
Baron Lecale[32]1800FitzGeraldextinct 1810
Baron Radstock[32]1800Waldegraveextinct 1953
Baron Erris[33]1800King, King-Tenisonextantsubsidiary title of the Viscount Lorton; also Earl of Kingston in Ireland from 1869
Baron Ashtown[33]1800Trenchextant
Baron Clarina[33]1800Masseyextinct 1952
Baron Gardner[33]1800Gardnerdormant 1883also Baron Gardner in the United Kingdom from 1806
Baron Glenbervie[33]1800Douglasextinct 1823
Baron Norbury[33]1800Toler, Graham-Tolerextantalso Baron Norwood in Ireland from 1822; also Viscount Glandine and Earl of Norbury in Ireland from 1831
Baroness Nugent[33]1800Nugent-Temple-Grenville, Nugent-Grenvilleextinct 1850
Baron Hartland[31]1800Mahonextinct 1845
Baron Henniker[31]1800Henniker, Henniker-Majorextantalso Baron Hartismere in the United Kingdom from 1866
Baron Langford[30]1800Rowley, Rowley-Conwyextant
Baron Mount Sandford[31]1800Sandfordextinct 1846
Baroness Newcomen[31]1800Gleadowe-Newcomenextinct 1825first Baroness created Viscountess Newcomen in 1803
Baron Tara[31]1800Prestonextinct 1821
Baron Ventry[31]1800Mullinsextant
Baron Wallscourt[31]1800Blakeextinct 1920Suspended from 1803 to 1806
Baron Whitworth[34]1800Whitworthextinct 1825created Viscount Whitworth in 1813 and Earl Whitworth in 1815 in the United Kingdom

after Act of Union 1801

TitleDate of CreationSurnameCurrent StatusNotes
Baron Rendlesham[35]1806Thellussonextant
Baron Kiltarton1810Prendergast-Smyth, Verekerextantsubsidiary title of the Viscount Gort
Baron Decies1812Beresford, Horsley-Beresfordextant
Baron Castlemaine1812Handcockextant
Baron Garvagh1818Canningextant 
Baron Howden[36]1819Howdenextinct 1873also Baron Howden in the United Kingdom from 1831
Baron Downes[37]1822Downes, de Burghextinct 1863
Baron Bloomfield[38]1825Bloomfieldextinct 1879also Baron Bloomfield in the United Kingdom from 1871
Baroness Fitzgerald and Vesey[39]1826Fitzgeraldextinct 1860also Baron Fitzgerald in the United Kingdom from 1835 to 1843
Baron O'Grady[40]1831O'Gradyextinct 1955subsidiary title of the Viscount Guillamore
Baron Talbot of Malahide1831Talbot, Arundellextantalso Baron Furnival in the United Kingdom from 1839 to 1849; also Baron Talbot de Malahide in the United Kingdom from 1856 to 1973
Baron Carew[41]1834Carew, Conolly-Carewextantalso Baron Carew in the United Kingdom from 1838
Baron Oranmore and Browne[42]1836Browneextantalso Baron Mereworth in the United Kingdom from 1926
Baron Dunsandle and Clanconal1845Dalyextinct 1911
Baron Bellew1848Bellewextant
Baron Clermont1852Fortescue, Parkinson-Fortescueextinct 1898also Baron Clermont in the United Kingdom from 1866 to 1887 and Baron Carlingford in the United Kingdom from 1887
Baron Fermoy1856Rocheextant
Baron Athlumney1863Somervilleextinct 1929also Baron Meredyth in the United Kingdom from 1866
Baron Rathdonnell1868McClintock, McClintock-Bunburyextant 
Baron Curzon of Kedleston[43]1898Curzonextinct 1925created Earl Curzon of Kedleston in 1911 and Marquess Curzon of Kedleston in 1921, in the United Kingdom

See also

References

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