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Freestanding four-stage square-profile tower, built c.1810, being surviving remains of Church of Ireland church. Carved stone pinnacles to corners. Rubble sandstone walls with carved limestone string courses dividing stages, and having cut sandstone voussoirs, with cut-stone sills to some openings. Top stage has oculus openings with inset metal clock faces to all four faces. Third stage has round-headed blind windows. Second stage has round blind oculus windows to north and south faces, blind camber-arched opening to east and round-headed glazed window opening to west. Ground stage has segmental arched blind doorway to east and round arched doorway to north with dressed limestone voussoirs and sheet metal door. Graveyard to site with carved limestone gravestones and carved limestone box-tombs. Elaborate carved limestone stepped rectangular-profile tomb to south with elaborately carved headstone. Rubble sandstone boundary walls with cut-stone copings surmounted by recent metal railings.
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