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Graveyard on irregular rectilinear plan having cut stone gravestones dating from c.1620 to c.1890. Previously in use as a Church of Ireland burial site. Graveyard now overgrown and out of use. Associated with a ruinous hall-type church on rectangular plan, built c.1700, having rubble limestone walls and brick dressings to pointed-arched, square-headed and segmental-headed openings and originally with a pitched roof, now gone. Crypt beneath church with carved limestone plaque mounted on exterior east facing wall bearing coat of arms. Site enclosed by a rubble limestone wall with main entrance gates to the west side comprising a pair of rubble limestone gate piers on square-plan with dressed corner stones/quoins supporting a wrought-iron flat bar gate. Flight of cut stone steps and pedestrian entrance adjacent to the north. Located to the west of Tyrrellspass and adjacent to the southwest of a ruinous circular tower house.
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