Inishmaine Building

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The present church was built in the early 13th century, it was listed as a Benedictine cell but later used as an Augustinian nunnery of Arroasian nuns. The nave is entered through the trabeate doorway, pictured below, in the north wall that may have come from the early christian church. A number of ashlar blocks in the nave may have also come from the earlier structure.

The decoration is of 13th C date, with a repeated subject of beast fighting on the windows and chancel.