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Detached remains of Church of Ireland church, built c.1720, now in ruins, with four-stage square-plan tower to west elevation and roofless remains of D-plan lobby to now demolished nave. Coursed limestone rubble walls with cornice and string course to tower and buttresses to nave. Round-headed doorway to tower with channelled block-and-start surround and triple keystone, cast-iron gate and stone steps. Lancet windows with brick external surrounds and dressed limestone voussoirs and round-headed archway with dressed stone voussoirs between lobby and former nave. Blocked square-headed windows with dressed limestone surrounds to side walls of lobby. Tower has square-headed openings with raised cut-stone surrounds and keystones and narrow loops with chamfered surrounds. Graveyard to east surrounded by coursed rubble limestone wall with segmental-arch opening having dressed stone voussoirs and cast-iron gate.
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