A medieval church built within a D-shaped enclosure. A variety of features associated with the earlier foundation survive. One scallop capital of the Romanesque period remains, as well as a moulded jambstone. Another Romanesque fragment is recorded in the graveyard wall (Sweetman et al) however this was not located.

A monastery was founded here by St Molua in the 6thc. There are fragments of later medieval architecture scattered around the graveyard as well as two early Christian grave slabs.

The capital is of a similar type to those found at the cathedral at Clonmacnoise, suggesting a late 12thc. date.