Saint Mary's Catholic Church — Tír Leadáin [Tirlaydan]

Freestanding Catholic Church, built 1862, having four-bay nave, lower gabled chancel to east, porch to west and lean-to sacristy to northeast. Pitched purple slate roof with raised eaves course, rendered copings with kneeler stones and stucco cross finials, and cast-iron rainwater goods. Roughcast rendered walls with smooth rendered plinth and quoins. Pointed-arch windows openings, triple-light (c.1943) to chancel, with raised rendered surrounds, painted concrete sills and stained-glass windows inset with leaded quarries and having weather-glazing. Square-headed doorway to porch having timber battened double-leaf door with raised smooth render surround. Interior has exposed timber scissors truss roof with painted timber sheeted ceiling, drip-mould to chancel arch, and with moulded sill course to backdrop of sanctuary. Set at angle to road, with freestanding bell-stand having bronze bell on cast-iron columns atop stepped concrete plinth. Low rendered boundary wall and hedgerow to road. Graveyard on opposite side of road.