[1] According to local sources, it had been found in a well in Kyle previously and been brought to Coolaghmore Graveyard.

The sheela's head is pear-shaped and earless (other examples have very large ears) with a calm expression on her face.

She has a thin neck with the collar bones protruding, in accordance with the often emaciated depiction of the upper body.

While her left arm is hanging/ lying by her side, her right hand is touching the vulva which has a deep hole below.

In 2018, Gary Dempsey created a photogrammetry model of the sheela-na-gig in Rothe House which is accessible on Sketchfab.