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Freestanding three-stage church tower on square-plan with stepped Irish crenellations to parapet, built c.1622, renovated and raised, c.1761 and c.1789. Church demolished c.1827. Constructed of coursed rubble limestone with flush ashlar quoins to corners and moulded limestone cornice below crenellations. Round-headed rebated doorcase to south with replacement timber double doors and cut limestone surround. Round-headed openings to belfry with louvred timber vents. Wrought-iron weather vane to crenellated parapet. Set with grounds of St. Mary's Church.
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