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At the W edge of a low-lying basin. This roofless structure (ext. dims 6.9m NNE-SSW; 6.2m WNW-ESE; H 2.2m) with a string course and coping was built in 1625 by the Earl of Antrim according to a plaque (RO048-108003-) on the outer face of the WNW wall. A pointed chamfered doorway (Wth 0.77m; H 1.7m) on the NNE wall has a stoup, and a limestone font (RO048-108005-), thought to be from Cam church (RO-048-099001-), is kept inside. The stream runs through the bath-house, exiting through a flat arch in the ESE wall, and runs off to the E. (Weld 1832, 514-8)
Compiled by: Michael Moore
Date of upload: 24 August 2010
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