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Single-bay pedestrian shelter, erected c. 1863, attached to west wall of St. Patrick's Church of Ireland church (13312032). Coursed and snecked rock-faced limestone walls, with crow-stepped stone parapet and coping. Pointed segmental-arch opening with recessed order. Carved stone seat set into rear wall. Stone flagged paving to ground. Plaques to rear wall commemorating Tidy Town competition wins. Faces directly into village square, to the centre of Ardagh.
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