Brian J. H. McRoberts (May 1931 – 1983) was a solicitor and unionist politician in Northern Ireland.

McRoberts studied at the Armagh Royal School,^[1] then at Queen's University Belfast, where he was active in the Unionist Society with Bob Cooper and Stratton Mills.^[2]

McRoberts' first political contest came when he stood unsuccessfully for the Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) in South Armagh at the 1962 Northern Ireland general election.^[1] He next stood for the UUP in Belfast West at the 1970 general election,^[1] when he was described by opponent Gerry Fitt as "one of the most reactionary candidates to contest Belfast West".^[3] His campaign headquarters were bombed on the election day, although there were no injuries.^[4] He was again unsuccessful in the election, although he took 47.2% of the vote.^[5]

McRoberts was involved in controversy when his secretary, Emily Roberts, obtained a newly built three-bedroom council house in Dungannon, despite being unmarried and only nineteen years old, and while many Roman Catholic families had been waiting for housing for years.^[6]

In his spare time, McRoberts was a prominent member of the Masonic Order.^[7]