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Freestanding Board of First Fruits Church of Ireland church, built c.1788, having four-bay nave, lean-to vestry to north-east, and three-stage square-plan entrance tower to west gable. Pitched replacement artificial slate roof, with cast-iron rainwater goods, truncated finial to chancel, and hipped natural slate roof to vestry. Cut limestone pointed pinnacles and crenellations to tower. Roughcast rendered walls to nave and ground floor stage of tower. Exposed coursed limestone walls with dressed quoins to upper levels of tower and to vestry, with tooled limestone string courses to tower. Pointed-arch window openings to nave (none to north elevation) with stained glass, stone sills and rendered reveals to nave, tripartite window with stone tracery mullions and stained glass to east elevation, having dressed stone surround. Pointed-arch window openings to vestry, with dressed stone surround and decorative latticed windows. Pointed-arch window openings to bell tower, with cut-stone voussoirs and timber Y-tracery mullions and timber slats to second stage. Pointed-arch door opening to south elevation of tower, having dressed voussoirs, and replacement timber battened door having decorative wrought-iron hinges. Chamfered pointed-arch door opening to west elevation of vestry, having timber battened door with decorative cast-iron strap-hinges, lock and handle surround. Church set within graveyard, on elevated site bounded by coursed rubble wall. Wrought-iron double-leaf vehicular gate, hung on octagonal-plan tooled stone piers, to east. Interior has with flat herringbone-panelled ceiling, smooth rendered walls with panelled dado, pointed-arch window openings to south elevation having plain moulded architraves with stained glass. Nineteenth-century memorial plaques to walls. Square-headed timber panelled door to bell-tower from nave, original carved timber pews and pulpit to nave. Marble baptismal font to west end. Antique Doherty reed organ to east end. Replacement rope in porch connected to brass bell at second floor level. Detached three-bay two-storey schoolhouse to south, now disused, with hipped slate roof and cast-iron rainwater goods, camber-headed window and door openings, now blocked up.
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