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each gable is crowned with a belfry (Fig. 1329). It is difficult to account for the presence of the two belfries. That on the east gable is the more
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Fig. 1328.—Old Dailly Church. Plan.
ornamental of the two, but its ornament is obscured by ivy. The western belfry is plain and rather ruinous. The walls contain no doorways, and
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Fig. 1329.—Old Dailly Church. View from North-East.
only part of one window. From the details of the latter, the work seems to be of the seventeenth century, but the walls may be older. A new
