the other church is known as rathborney church, from "ráth bhoirne" (the ráth of the burren) and was built inside the remains of another ringfort. most of the remains date to the 15th century, when a smaller earlier church was almost completely rebuilt. parts of the east and north wall date to that original structure. later features include the ornate east window and the pointed arch of the doorway in the south wall. a graveyard surrounds the church and it includes several crude grave markers of unknown date. there is also a bullaun. its presence and the fact that the original church was built before 1302 inside a ringfort may indicate a monastic origin for this site. the church ruin both inside and out is an active much loved graveyard private to local families. there is a church in the village suitable for wedding ceremonies.