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Remains of five-bay hall-type Presbyterian church/meeting house, built 1844 - 49, now ruinous. Single-bay abutment to southwest side of gable (possibly an entrance porch), now obscured by ivy/vegetation. Roof now gone, originally pitched, with cut stone coping to gable ends (northwest and southeast). Cut stone bellcote to northwest gable end. Dressed snecked limestone walls over cut stone plinth course having clasping, stepped cut limestone buttresses between bays to nave (southwest and northeast) to the corners of northwest gable end.. Pointed arch lancet window openings to nave, some paired, having dressed limestone surrounds. Pointed arch window opening to nave gable (northwest) having roughly dressed limestone surrounds. Original tracery and stained glass now removed. Quatrefoil window opening to gable apex of nave gable (northwest) with chamfered dressed limestone surround and stained and leaded glass. Located adjacent to rural road junction to the southwest of Granard. Site surrounded by rubble stone boundary walls, now overgrown. Gateway to the northwest side of church comprising a pair of ashlar limestone gate piers (on square-plan) having a pair of decorative cast-iron gates with floral cast-iron finials. Graveyard to site, now overgrown, with collection of upstanding and vault-type graves.
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