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Freestanding rectangular-plan limestone monument to James Rice, erected c.1908. Romanesque aedicule with round-headed blind arches and foliated capitals on plinth and base to north and south sides, surmounted by high cross with interlace detailing. Carved with moulded spears, axes and harp to west corner of south elevation, Irish wolfhound to centre, and round tower, high cross and ruined church to east corner. Inscription in Gaelic script to blind arcade of south elevation dedicating monument to James Rice, with 'RICE' in high relief to plinth flanked by crests of four provinces. Inscribed dedication on blind arcade of north elevation in memory of members of Rice family. Sculptor's name inscribed on plinth of south elevation, 'O NEILL & Co. SCULPTORS / BELFAST'. Kerb with three posts having pointed caps and interlace detailing to east and west sides. Located to south side of Saint Patrick's Church, in graveyard.
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