The west part, especially the west gable of this church with its antae, the straight door lintel with the "Maltese" cross above and the granite ashlars, date back to the 10th or 11th century before the invasion of the Normans. The original size of the church can still be seen by where the roof ended. The east gable was turned into a chancel screen and the church extended east by the chancel with a new east window. The side chapel was also added later. There are some old monuments within the church, some which can be found in the collection "[Clonamery KK](https://sketchfab.com/b-unicycling/collections/clonamery-kk-c4cc5067347d450696d9c1e142a7bb3d)". The church is National Monument no. 77. SMR no.: KK033-021001- Made from 396 shots with the DJI Mini 4K, processed in KiriEngine.