Tamlaght old Graveyard, Tamlaght Road, Mulkeeragh, Limavady, Co Londonderry

The ruins consist of a long rectangular nave 18½ metres long by 7½ wide over the external walls. The long axis of the ruins runs east/west. At the NW corner there is an outshot about 2½ metres square thought by some to be the base of a tower. The ruinous walls are approximately 1.2 metres high and the east gable has been rebuilt and a pointed window incorporated in it. Not far from the east end there is what may be a door opening in the north wall. The ruins are close-by the Bessbrook river. The graveyard encloses about 0.3 hectares and is filled with old and some very recent headstones, one was deciphered as Jane Ritchie d. 1832. Access to the site is by a gate between 2 tall square whinstone piers similar to those at Walworth.