Church of Ireland graveyard, with a 12thc. carved stone in the grounds.

In the early 1960s the stone was moved from a ditch about half a mile from Tomregan and erected outside the Church of Ireland church at Ballyconnell. Although there is no definite proof of its provenance, the stone is reputed to have come from the parish of Tomregan where there are still traces of a church and round tower. During the 7thc. the Abbot of Tomregan was St Briccine, a famous surgeon.

Traditionally the carving is said to have come from the window of the round tower at Tomregan. If this was the case the carving would be unique in Ireland, as no other figure sculpture in Ireland is combined so thoroughly with an architectural feature. The nature of the carving is also unique whether as a male exhibitionist or (following McNab's interpretation) a soul being tormented in Hell.