The place is listed as a monument, which means it has been formally recognised as a site of archaeological significance, but the specifics of what survives there, its age, its dedication, the nature of its remains, have not yet been made available through official channels.

Without documentation in the public domain, the site remains genuinely obscure. Clogher More is a rural townland in Sligo, a county with a deep ecclesiastical history stretching back to the early medieval period, when small local churches and their associated enclosures were scattered across the landscape in considerable numbers. Many such sites preserve little above ground, perhaps a low earthen bank marking an old enclosure, a scatter of worked stone, or a fragment of walling barely distinguishable from a field boundary. Whether this particular site belongs to that early Christian tradition, or to a later medieval foundation, is not currently clear from what is on record.