Julian mentions that one of the stones has a Dark Age inscription ‘WINNE something or other’ and speculates the link with the name of the church – St. Winnifred. Seems reasonable enough, but the full inscription reads – VINNEMAGLI FILI SENEMAGLI, roughly translated as (The stone) of Vinnemaglus, son of Senemaglus‘
However Julian is right in his theory, but more by luck than judgement! The church was indeed dedicated to Saint Winnifred, but not until 1869. Before that it was St. James, before that even, it was St. Eleri.