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Detached cruciform Church of Ireland church, rebuilt in 1829 by Joseph Welland, with three-stage entrance tower and vestry attached to east. Pitched slate roof with cast-iron rainwater goods. Castellated tower with spire to west gable. Rendered walls with ruled-and-lined detail and ashlar buttresses. Lancet windows to nave with chamfered limestone surrounds, hood mouldings, cast-iron diamond-paned and stained glass windows. Four-centred window openings to transepts and chancel have intersecting timber tracery and cast-iron diamond-paned windows. Pointed-arched windows with hood mouldings to entrance tower. Four-centred door opening to entrance tower with tooled stone surround and with hood mouldings and decorative stops. Decorative panelled door with overlight. Stained glass by Watson of Youghal. Graveyard with grave markers dating from mid-nineteenth century to present, and Peyton and Will's mausolea. Site enclosed by random coursed wall with carved sandstone heraldic plaque and wrought-iron gates. Church under renovation 2003.
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