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Freestanding T-plan ruined Church of Ireland church, built c. 1750, comprising nave and north transept. Now roofless and ruinous. Graveyard now in use as public park. Uncoursed rubble calp limestone walls. Squared roughly-dressed pedimented limestone belfry atop entrance (west) elevation, having dressed limestone coping and round-headed opening with dressed limestone voussoirs. Round-headed window openings having squared calp limestone voussoirs, granite sills and some steel panels inset. Triple arrangement of round-headed window openings to east gable. Round-headed doorway to west gable, with tooled calp limestone voussoirs and recent gate, and having round-headed window above. Grave-slabs to floor to interior. Set within churchyard having some upstanding gravestones and monuments. Roughly coursed squared calp limestone boundary wall to south side of graveyard, having Tudor-arch vehicular entrance with dressed granite voussoirs, flanked by shallow piers, crenellation detail over archway with cut granite copings, with double-leaf wrought-iron gate and granite slabs to ground, flanked by camber-arch pedestrian entrance to west with dressed granite voussoirs and wrought-iron gate.
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