Molly Malone Statue

Molly Malone statue is a popular attraction in Dublin, located on the bustling Grafton Street. The bronze statue depicts a young woman pushing a cart full of mussels and cockles, becoming an iconic Dublin symbol. It is based on the popular Irish folklore of Molly Malone.

People visit the statue to take photos and learn about the history of the song "Molly Malone", which tells the story of a young fishmonger who died of a fever. While there is some debate over whether or not Molly Malone was a real person, the song has been a beloved part of Dublin's folklore for centuries. The statue was unveiled in 1988 and has since become a beloved landmark in the city. The statue is also a reminder of the importance of the seafood industry in Dublin's history. Visitors visit the Molly Malone statue not just for its cultural significance but also to experience the vibrant atmosphere of Grafton Street. It is a great spot to people-watch, enjoy some street performances, or do some shopping at the nearby stores.