Belfry in grounds of, St Patricks RC Graveyard, Dooish Road, Drumquin, Co Tyrone, BT78 4RA

Detached two-storey belfry, built c.1880, located in St Patrick’s graveyard, to the west side of Dooish Road. Square-on-plan. Roof is pitched natural slate with blue/black clay ridge tiles; stone Celtic cross finial to north; ashlar sandstone square-headed bellcote to south consisting of pointed-arched-headed aperture containing bronze bell; flat coping surmounted by pinnacles and Celtic cross finial. Walls are roughly coursed rubble with circular piers to corners surmounted by segmental coping. Windows are square-headed timber-framed fixed glazed with concrete sills. Principal elevation faces south and is blank; projecting bay to centre surmounted by bellcote (see above). West elevation is blank. North elevation contains square-headed vertically-sheeted timber entrance door with sandstone lintel at ground floor right. East elevation contains single window at first floor; evidence of opening at ground floor shown by sandstone lintel and differing stonework. Setting Set on elevated site to south of graveyard containing range of nineteenth- and twentieth-century grave markers and memorials. Bounded to road at east by roughcast walling with concrete coping; access through pair of steel gates supported on square piers; bounded to all other sides by hedging. St Patricks RC Church, built c.1980, to north of graveyard. Roof Natural slate Walling Roughly coursed rubble Windows Square-headed timber-framed fixed glazed RWG Cast-iron half-round gutters and round downpipes