Crossduff Church (Aghnamullen)

Freestanding limestone-built Church of Ireland church, dated 1828, having two-bay nave, three-stage entrance tower to north and gabled vestry to east. Pitched slate roof having stone copings and cast-iron rainwater goods. Tower with crenellated parapet and spired corner pinnacles. Coursed limestone walls having tooled limestone quoins and plinth, tower also having string courses, and clasping buttresses to upper stages. Tooled limestone date plaque to north elevation of tower, above entrance. Pointed-arch openings having chamfered surrounds, hood-mouldings and sills, and timber Y-traceried windows. Tudor-arch triple-light east window with Y-tracery. Openings to third stage of tower having timber louvres. Square-headed windows openings to front of middle stage of tower having timber double window. Square-headed window opening to east side of vestry having timber window. Entrances to tower and vestry have pointed-arch openings with tooled limestone hood-mouldings and timber panelled doors, double-leaf to tower, with limestone steps. Interior of vestibule has timber tongue-and-groove ceiling and timber ladder to trapdoor. Pointed-arch door opening leading to nave, having timber panelled double-leaf door with timber battened over-door. Exposed rubble walls to interior, withe timber wainscoting to dado level. Exposed king-post truss roof, with tongue-and-grooved timbered to ceiling, upper gables and wall tops. Timber panelled box pews on raised timber platforms flanking central aisle. Carved timber round-plan pulpit having foliate patterned panels and engaged composite columns, cast-iron and timber lectern to front, timber altar table on carpeted steps. Cast-iron and timber altar rail. Church set on elevated site, surrounded by coursed limestone walls with square-plan coursed limestone piers and cast-iron gate.