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Freestanding three-bay Church of Ireland church, built c.1840 and altered c.1860, having a single-bay gable-fronted entrance porch to the west (dated 1876) and a polygonal chancel to the east. Possibly incorporating earlier fabric. Originally associated with Moydrum Castle (15402917), now out of use and a derelict shell. Originally had a pitched natural slate roof, now collapsed, with cut stone verges to either end (east and west) and a cut stone bellcote over the west gable. Constructed of rusticated limestone with cut limestone detailing. Pointed-arched openings having chamfered cut limestone surrounds, now mostly blocked up. Cut stone plaque to interior of porch reads 'built by contributions of Dean Handcock, Robert Handcock and other well disposed persons in 1740’. Set in heavily overgrown graveyard with collection of mainly nineteenth century grave markers, some having cast-iron railings. Located in an elevated site to the north of Moydrum Castle (15402917) in former demesne grounds.
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