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Roofless ruinous remains of freestanding Church of Ireland church, built 1712, standing within graveyard at centre of early medieval ecclesiastical site. No roof, gable to east end. Uncoursed rubble limestone walls having remains of lime render visible in places, and squared quoins. Round-headed window opening to east elevation with dressed chamfered limestone surround and vestigial remains of carved tracery. Marble plaques to interior walls. Various grave markers including headstones, table and chest tombs, and slabs with cast-iron railings to grounds. Uncoursed rubble limestone boundary wall having double-leaf cast-iron gate between round-plan rendered rubble limestone piers having granite capping, to north-west of site, with granite steps to footpath. Sited on height at centre of Raheny Village.
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