Rhellick, ( Old Graveyard), Kilhoyle, Limavady, Co Londonderry

Small circular enclosure full of small wind blown trees in a secluded and beautiful spot in a dip of the fields near the Castle River,at this stage called Drumgavenny Burn. Approximate external diameter: 8 metres. The river curves around the site ten metres to the south and west and the trees of the graveyard extend along an adjoining field boundary towards the river. The boundary of the structure is defined by a low rubble wall which is in places two metres wide but which appears to have been removed at the lower end nearer the river for use in the boundary wall. Inside the ground is uneven and covered in grass beneath the trees. There are no inscribed memorials. At roughly the centre point is a dense piece of scrub under which can be seen a hole capped by a stone to presumably a grave underneath.