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Board of First Fruits church, built c.1800, with two-bay side elevation to nave and three-stage castellated and pinnacled tower to west. Pitched slate roof with limestone copings and cast-iron rainwa...

Detached gable-fronted former church, built 1771, with three-bay side elevations to nave. Closed, 1980, and subsequently adapted to alternative use. Vacant, 2002. Pitched slate roof with ashlar lim...

Remains of single cell church/chapel, built c. 1700 and possibly containing the fabric of an earlier church c. 1500. Now ruinous and covered in vegetation. Portions of south wall and the east gable ...

Graveyard on rectilinear plan, originally laid out c.1870, having collection of gravestone markers from c.1870 to the present day. Still in use. Bounded by rendered boundary wall to the north and by m...

Freestanding single-bay three-stage tower, built c. 1840, originally entrance tower to Church of Ireland church, possibly incorporating fabric of earlier church, built c. 1650. Ruinous by 1914, rema...

Freestanding four-bay Catholic chapel, built c. 1790, on a hall plan with attached vestry, now a ruin. Roof not extant, cut stone eaves course. Rubble stone walls with remnants of roughcast render. Po...

Detached single-cell Presbyterian church, built in 1836, comprising three-bay nave with entrance porch to the south-east end and sacristy to north-east side. Hipped artificial slate roof. Roughcast...

Freestanding three-bay church, built c. 1680 and altered c. 1750, with single-bay addition/porch or first stage of former tower to the west gable end. Now in a state of ruin with roof now gone. Rubb...

Freestanding double-height Board of First Fruits Church of Ireland church, built 1812, with three-bay nave, single-bay single-storey vestry projection to north elevation and single-bay three-stage ent...

Freestanding single-cell Roman Catholic church, built c.1820, having four-bay south elevation, blank north elevation, altar to east end, two-stage square-plan stepped profile tower to west end, and re...

Detached Church of Ireland church, built in 1823, now in ruins. Comprising of three-bay side elevations to nave, with three-stage tower and ashlar spire having flanking bays to north-west. Castellat...

Detached church, built c.1795, and remodelled c.1850. Comprising of three-bay side elevations to nave with three-bay pinnacled tower to the west and with apsidal chancel to the east. Pitched slate r...

Graveyard on rectangular-plan, originally laid out c. 1900, containing a collection of cut stone gravestones, including Celtic cross style memorials and recumbent gravestones, marking the burial sites...

Freestanding double-height Roman Catholic church, built c. 1860, comprising four-bay nave with gabled entrance porch and having recessed chancel. Pitched artificial slate roof with cut-stone copings,...

Freestanding double-height Church of Ireland church, dated 1808, with two-bay nave having curved corners and three-stage entrance tower. Now in ruins. Rubble stone walls. Cut-stone string courses a...

Single-arch limestone humpback former canal bridge, constructed c.1840, over Ulster Canal, latter now disused. Closed to road traffic. Constructed with irregular block-cut limestone walls having grani...

Detached Church of Ireland church, built c.1785. Three-bay nave with projecting porch to west end and vestry. Pitched slate roof to nave with bellcote. Hipped slate roof to porch. Roughcast render...

Enclosed Moravian cemetery, c.1750, with roughcast rendered boundary wall and rock-faced granite ashlar entrance gateway having cast-iron gate in pointed opening. Carved name plaque above. Axial pat...

Freestanding Roman Catholic church, dated 1898, renovated, 2001. Cruciform-plan, engaged three stage tower with octagonal spire to south-east. Third stage of tower and spire, added 2001. Side chape...

Enclosed convent burial ground, built c. 1870, with rubble stone limestone walls to three sides, cast-iron railings to south on rendered plinth. Statue niches, some empty, others containing statues o...