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Graveyard on sub-rectangular plan, c. 1650 to 1750, containing mainly recumbent gravemarkers. Possibly containing earlier fabric. Inscriptions to gravemarkers now illegible. Modern rubble stone grotto with Virgin Mary located to the south-west corner of site. Site bounded by hedge to the south and by rubble stone walls with rubble coping over to other boundaries; wall to the north whitewashed to exterior face. Gateway to the north-east corner of site comprising a pair of rendered and whitewashed gate piers (on square-plan) having pyramidal coping over, and with modern metal gate. Located to the south-east end of Culdaff.
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