A carved stone has been reset in the S wall of the disused church, near the join between the roofless section at the W end and the roofed E section. The carved stone is evidently not part of the original masonry.

Not known.

The motif of a human head with its ears bitten by creatures is not uncommon in Romanesque art. In an Irish context it is found on one of the western capitals at Dysert O'Dea (Clare), and on capitals at Killeshin (Laois). In this example it is difficult to say what the original location of the stone would have been. It does not appear to have functioned as a capital. It may have been a voussoir.