Molly Malone Statue

"The Molly Malone Statue, located on Suffolk Street in Dublin, is a beloved symbol of the city and a tribute to a legendary figure from Irish folklore. Unveiled in 1988, the bronze statue depicts Molly Malone, a fictional fishmonger who, according to local legend, was a vibrant and hardworking young woman who peddled her wares through the streets of Dublin. The statue has become an iconic landmark and a popular photo opportunity for visitors exploring Dublin’s city center. Easily accessible from major attractions and transport links, the statue stands prominently in a lively area of the city, making it a convenient stop on any tour. While the statue itself is an evocative piece of public art, it also represents the spirit of Dublin’s rich cultural and historical tapestry. As you visit the Molly Malone Statue, you can also enjoy the surrounding vibrant neighborhood, which features a variety of shops, restaurants, and traditional pubs."

"Legend says the if you touch Molly's breasts it will bring you good luck, so...give a touch!"

"Located a five minute walk from Trinity College, this is an iconic Dublin site."