The location of a large wheel-headed cross, which is 9th to 10th century in date. It measures 2.5 metres high, 0.97 metres across the head and 0.10 metres thick, which stands in a long plain socket. One face is carved showing an equal limbed Celtic Cross. It leans to the southwest and bears an inset bronze plague numbered 73. A notice in the adjoining church states that it is probably in situ.