Kilshane Church

Freestanding granite memorial, erected c.1845, comprising square-plan platform of vermiculated stone blocks with cut-stone coping and supporting rectangular-plan tapering granite memorial with cut-stone plinth, cut-stone shaft. Limestone plaques to four faces, south and west inscribed. Memorial stands in enclosure having cast-iron railing, uprights set into limestone plinth blocks.

This unusual memorial stands in a graveyard alongside a nineteenth-century church and the ruins of a medieval church. Having the form of a cenotaph, it displays fine carving in its cut-stone work and the distinctive vermiculated base.