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This was the original parish church of Ballylongford. The present structure dates from the 15th century, and it replaced an earlier one from the 6th century. After the Cromwellian conquest was completed in 1653, the church was taken over by the newly arrived Protestant Community. It was in this church that Herbert Horatio Lord Kitchener of Khartoum, Britain’s leading military strategist during World War I, was baptized in 1851.
Associated events
| Burial | Margaret Creagh ( - 1812) | about 1812 | |
| Burial | William Sandes (1736 - 1812) | about 1812 | |
| Burial | John Blennerhassett Sandes (1781 - 1807) | about 1807 | |
| Burial | Agnes Sandes (1804 - 1858) | 4 May 1858 | |
| Burial | Falkiner Caleb Arthur Chute Sandes (1816 - 1874) | about 1874 | He is buried at Aghavallen alongside his brother, Thomas. |
| Burial | Margaret Sandes (1806 - 1868) | about 1868 | |
| Burial | Stephen Edward Collis (1794 - 1880) | 1880 | |
| Burial | Thomas Sandes (1801 - 1874) | about 1874 | He is buried at the Aghavallen alongside his brother, Falkiner. |
| Burial | George Sandes (1821 - 1895) | about 1895 | He was interred in the Sandes of Greenville vault at the Aghavallen church. (a rumour exists that he was so hated that his body was taken from the vault and thrown into the Shannon River.) |
| Burial | Anna Whyte (1834 - 1894) | 11 July 1894 |