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Ruined nave and chancel church, (total l. 25.6 m; max w. 7.88 m). The W and E gables are are ivy-covered, and little else is left standing, apart from a section of the S wall with a moulded doorway.
The earliest references to the church date from the early 14thc. ('The Past', 1925, 29-32, from Moore 1996, 128).
The Romanesque doorway was repaired in 1914 ('The Past', 1921, 148-9 from Moore 1996, 128).
The keeled mouldings of the S doorway suggest a date in the late 12thc. or early 13thc.
M. Moore, Archaeological Inventory of Co. Wexford, Dublin, 1996, 128.
