Standing just southwest of St. Caimin’s is a fine round tower. The top few metres are missing, as is (obviously) its conical roof. The doorway is 4m above ground level and has a simple arch-topped design.
There is a window on the east side two floors above the doorway with a pointed top and one on the west a further floor up. Another square window faces north.
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