The Norman church endured for many hundreds of years but was eventually taken down in 1820 and a second edifice, a plain stone building, was completed in 1824. In 1871, the executors of Joseph Hegan of Dawpool set apart £4,500 for a new church to be erected in his memory.
The Norman church persisted for many centuries but was ultimately demolished in 1820, followed by the construction of a second structure, a simple stone building, which was finished in 1824. In 1871, the executors of Joseph Hegan of Dawpool allocated £4,500 for a new church to be built in his memory.