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Molly Malone Statue
Sight4.5 · 14 3374 · 1 599≈ 15 minFree entry626 m from the center
Situated on Suffolk Street outside the former St. Andrew's Church, this beloved bronze monument commemorates Molly Malone, the fictional fishmonger celebrated in Dublin's unofficial city anthem. Created by sculptor Jeanne Rynhart for the Dublin Millennium in 1988, the statue portrays Molly pushing her barrow of cockles and mussels in traditional 17th-century dress. It remains one of the city's most photographed landmarks.
Highlights
- Bronze statue celebrating the heroine of Dublin's famous folk song anthem
- Sculpted by Jeanne Rynhart to mark Dublin's official millennium in 1988
- Depicts the iconic fishmonger pushing her traditional cart of cockles
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