A small, ruined church next to a graveyard, completely overgrown with ivy. The W wall (the gable survives) has a blocked window and a doorway on the S. The S wall has a window (obscured by ivy) and aumbrey at the E end and what could be a blocked doorway at the E end. Part of a window jamb survives in the E wall. The N wall is missing. To the W of the church is a ruined late-medieval, square tower.

Not known.

As the structure is incomplete, in poor condition and almost completely obscured by ivy it is not possible to say more than that the size and general form could indicate a church of originally 12thc. date with later additions. There are many loose fragments scattered around the site and moulded fragments, including three-quarter engaged shafts, possibly of 12thc. date have been recorded at this location (Timoney, 2002, 178) but no fragments with carving were apparent at the time of visiting.