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Nave and chancel church, with N doorway, S window in nave, and plain chancel arch. Only part of the S wall of the chancel remains. The W gable is of later date, with a pointed late gothic window (15thc.?). The S wall of the nave is mostly destroyed.
Not known; not recorded in Gwynn and Hadcock.
Leask considered the Romanesque chancel arch and late 12thc. S doorway to be insertions. However, the N window appears to be contemporary with the S doorway and has similar keeled mouldings. The style is transitional, probably c.1200 or early 13thc.
H. G. Leask, Irish Churches and Monastic Buildings, Dundalk, 1955, I , 83.
T. O'Keeffe, Romanesque Ireland, Dublin, 2003, 208-9.
