there are two church ruins within 500 m of each other, both in croagh north townland. one is known as glenaraha ("gleann na ratha" or valley of the ráths or ringforts), with a ringfort (doontorpa) nearby. it is a large t-shaped church with a vestry to the east. according to a sign in the west annexe, it was built in 1795 by the 1st marquess of buckinghham for use by his tenants. by 1837 the church had been enlarged and 40 acres of land allotted for use by the parish priest.