View From The North West
The original entrance in the west wall was a simple lintelled doorway with inclined jambs. It is now blocked. A new pointed doorway was inserted in the north wall in the 15th century. There is a simple round-headed east window. The inner embrasure is lintelled and has inclined jambs. The church has a high pitched roof with corbel stones at the corners.
One Of The Carved Masks
Low on the west wall is a very fine mask with a much-weathered mask high up on the gable. There is another mask at roof level in the south wall and a fourth mask above the north doorway. On the inside of the north wall there are two projecting stones. One of these has a very simple mask, possibly animal, and the other seems to be a weathered human mask set upside down.
The Saint's Tomb?
The church sits within a small irregular enclosure. Close to the southeast corner is a tomb made from two large slabs leaning together and two triangular end panels. A short distance to the northeast, just outside the enclosure, is a similar, though smaller, tomb.
