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Gated subterranean mausoleum, constructed c.1800, set in slope of graveyard of Saint Sillian’s Church of Ireland Church, Tyholland. Cut limestone steps descending from north to south, with coursed squared rubble limestone walls to east and west. Tunnel to south blocked up with red brick wall in facer bond. Segmental-headed peck-dressed limestone lintel vaulting to tunnel, partly visible to south. Bounded to east by two round-plan stone bollards, original wrought-iron gates leaning to western boundary wall of graveyard.
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