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Freestanding square-plan three-stage tower, built 1862-4, originally part of Saint Jude's Church. Octagonal-plan spire, with carved trefoil vents, and wrought-iron wind vane. Snecked rock-faced rusticated Ardbraccan limestone walls, with cut limestone quoins and chamfered plinth. Stepped gabled buttresses. Trefoil headed window openings to third stage, having carved limestone hood mouldings, chamfered surrounds, sloped sills, and timber louvres. Trefoil-headed window opening to east elevation of ruins of church, having carved hood moulding. Trefoil-headed porch opening to south elevation, having carved hood moulding and stone steps. Cast-iron railings on chamfered granite plinth wall to south-west corner, double-leaf cast-iron gates to south, with single carved granite gate pier.
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