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Freestanding Board of First Fruits style Church of Ireland church, built 1792, comprising three-bay double-height nave having three-stage bell tower to front (west), single-bay single-storey chancel to rear (east), added 1854. Pitched gables to nave and chancel with roof now missing, carved limestone corbels to eaves course level. Rubble stone walls having roughly dressed quoins, carved limestone string courses and carved stone head to tower. Pointed arch window openings having cut limestone surrounds and sills, Y-tracery to nave and intersecting tracery to chancel openings. Blind quatrefoil openings to first-stage of tower. Pointed arch door opening to front elevation of tower having tooled limestone surround, voussoirs and carved hood moulding. Pointed arch door opening to side (south) elevation of tower having tooled limestone surround and voussoirs. Located within own grounds including graveyard with various grave markers, tombs and memorials. Bounded by rubble limestone walls with square-profile gate piers having carved caps and double-leaf cast-iron gates. Stone stile in wall to north.
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