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Detached two-cell Church of Ireland church, built c.1850, with four-bay nave,single-bay chancel with gabled entrance porch to south and vestry to north. Pitched tiled roof with carved stone crosses, double bellcote and ornamented corbelled eaves course. Random coursed limestone walls with ashlar buttresses and quoins. Paired lancets with cast-iron lattice windows to nave with decorative quatrefoils and hood mouldings over, tooled limestone chamfered reveals and a continuous sill course. Triple lancet to east gable with decorative dripstops. Pointed-arched door opening to entrance porch with chamfered limestone reveals, timber battened door and flags to porch. Graveyard with grave makers dating from the mid-eighteenth century to present. Ruin of medieval church to north with bellcote and bell. Site enclosed by a random coursed limestone wall and wrought-iron gates.
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