 The 12th century nave and chancel were taken down in 1832, being beyond repair, and replaced for the sum of £285 in 1833–34.The new building was of poor quality, however, and the nave as it stands today was rebuilt for £1,100 in 1874, and the Chancel in 1886 for £530.The church contains a number of items of historical significance, including an Ogham inscribed stone which stands in the tower, that was perhaps the tombstone of a Pelagian Christian.