Saint John's Church (Annagh) — Cloverhill

Freestanding Gothic Revival Church of Ireland church, built 1856, with three-bay nave and diagonally positioned three-stage entrance tower and spire to south-west corner, chancel to east, and vestry to south-east. Steeply pitched slate roof to nave and chancel, clay ridge tiles, stone weatherings to barges, cast-iron gutters on decorative cast-iron brackets. Octagonal-profile ashlar spire with lucarnes and weathervane above octagonal ashlar belfry stage. Pointed openings to belfry with hood mouldings over triangular stone weatherings forming transition to square-plan lower stages of tower over tiered diagonal corner buttresses. Squared rock-faced limestone walls to lower stages of tower and nave. Wall buttresses to north side of nave, tiered diagonal buttresses to corners of chancel and north corner of nave. Cusped lancet windows to nave with ashlar surrounds and metal lattice windows with ventilation lights, twin-light stone tracery windows to west gable and to centre bay of north having hood moulding on carved head labels, triple-light tracery with quinfoil roundel and stained glass windows to chancel window. Pointed arch double-leaf studded timber main entrance door with ornate strap hinges, set in recessed and bevelled surround with hood moulding. Square-headed vestry door with corbelled lintel and studded timber door with ornate strap hinges. Exposed timber rafters and paired trusses standing on corbels to interior. Timber sills and timber dado to ends of nave. Decorative tiled floor to aisle, entrance area, and area in front of altar, raised timber floor under pews, steps to altar area. Timber pulpit, altar, and pews with curved end to pew at entrance. Graveyard to site, surrounded by recent stone boundary walls with metal entrance gates.