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Freestanding limestone mausoleum, dated 1821. Comprising square-plan tooled limestone plinth with tooled plinth course and cornice having rectangular recessed panels with carved limestone plaque to e...

Freestanding three-bay single-storey former Methodist church, built 1833, with gabled entrance porch to front. Now in use as arts centre. Hipped concrete tile roof with decorative clay ridge tiles, ca...

Detached stone Church of Ireland church, built c. 1810. Three-bay nave elevation without windows to north elevation, chancel to east, two-stage square-plan tower to west, lean-to vestry north side of...

Freestanding gable-fronted single-cell chapel, built c.1850, with two-bay side elevations and diagonally placed buttresses to gable ends. Pitched slate roof with clay ridge tiles decorated with trefo...

Freestanding gable-fronted Gothic Revival Catholic church, built 1902. Comprising seven-bay nave with apse, two-bay transepts, sacristy to southwest and having bellcote over gable front. Pitched slate...

Free-standing gable-fronted Roman Catholic church with Byzantine-Romanesque detailing, built 1810, rebuilt 1924-5 after fire, to designs by Rudolf Butler. T-plan with six-bay nave, easternmost bay sli...

Detached gable-fronted church, built in 1778, comprising of four-bay nave with single-bay chancel to the east, and projecting entrance bays to north and south elevations. Pitched slate roof. Roughca...

Detached Board of First Fruits former church, built 1822, now in use as heritage centre. Three-bay side elevations to nave with three-stage castellated and pinnacled tower to west. Pitched slate roof....

Graveyard (interdenominational) on sub-rectangular plan, first erected c. 1895. Contains collection of recumbent and upstanding grave markers, mainly twentieth century in date. Group of eight cast-ir...

Fragmentary ruins of a late medieval church built, c.1500, on the site of an earlier church. Altered, c.1810, to act as a folly associated with the Killua Castle (15306023). Constructed of rubble lime...

Church of Ireland graveyard, having ruinous remains of single-cell Church of Ireland church, built c. 1550, with later lancet window to west gable, ruinous remains of single-cell structure to west of ...

Lych-gate, built c.1870. Pitched timber framed roof with pantiles. Timber trussed frame with rafters and purlins, supported by timber knee-braces on moulded yellow brick consoles. Red brick gate piers...

Freestanding mausoleum, built c. 1800, in graveyard containing ruins of medieval church. Hipped slate roof, with triangular pediment to entrance elevation. Coursed rubble red sandstone walls with to...

Freestanding rectangular-plan mausoleum with crypt, built c. 1760. Hipped slate roof, with carved eaves course. Coursed rubble limestone walls. Façade has pointed arch window openings flanking poi...

Freestanding T-plan Gothic Revival Roman Catholic church, built c.1825, with three-bay nave and wide single-bay transepts with gabled porches to east sides. Three-bay wide, one-bay deep and two-store...

Freestanding belfry, built 1798, on a square plan originally forming part of larger composition with remainder of church dismantled, post-1903. Limestone ashlar walls on painted rendered buttressed b...

Detached garden structure, built c. 1760. Canted three-sided southern section, tetrastyle pedimented Doric portico with painted timber columns to east elevation c. 1900. Hipped slate roof, clay ridg...

Detached single-cell Gothic Revival church, built in 1876. Constructed of rock-faced limestone with polychrome brick detailing and string courses. Pitched two-tone natural slate roof, decoratice ter...

Detached irregular-plan church, built 1977-8, comprising of hexagonal plan church with pitched tile roofs surmounted by a glazed lantern. Flat-roofed porch, flanked by flat-roofed projecting sacristy...

Three ranges of multiple-bay single-storey stable buildings, built c.1780, set around a central courtyard with integral carriage arches. Hipped slate roofs with ashlar limestone chimneystacks. Ashla...