It’s kind of a famous node in the area and popular meeting place. There is always some street singer around the area and it’s a very lively place indeed. Temple bar area is very close if you want to grab a drink. You can sit here the whole day and won’t feel bored at all. For all the tourism buses for a day long tour, this is the place to meet up in the morning. The statue itself is glorious and the backdrop of it is also beautiful.

Very cool statue right in front of the church. Located in a great part of the city with lots of pubs, restaurants, and shops all around. Quiet area in what feels like a big alley way. Usually not busy and someone is always playing music nearby. Great piece of history to go see if you are visiting Dublin. It is a quick visit and doesn’t require much time to see. There are no fences or gates so it’s free to take pictures with.

The Molly Malone bronze monument is quite the spectacle. It's fascinating how male visitors can't resist resting their heads on her breasts, resulting in a polished golden glow that reflects the sunlight. It's a peculiar sight to see grown men queuing up for this unique experience. Who knew a bronze statue could become such a shrine for breast enthusiasts? It's an interesting phenomenon worth witnessing if you're ever in Dublin.

Very interesting statue in the heart of the city… there’s an interesting story behind Molly Malone. They say you have to touch her breasts for good luck 😉… I think it’s worth to check it and just take a quick snapshot like I did!

Ah yes, Molly Malone, her bosom freely is shown. A few more rubs and it'll shine, be patient, there may be a line!

Molly Malone is the enigmatic heroine of the famous song of the same name, widely recognised as Dublin’s unofficial anthem. Immortalized in bronze during the 1988 Dublin Millennium celebrations, when 13 June was declared to be Molly Malone Day. The Molly Malone statue stands in the heart of the city’s historic Georgian Quarter. Though regularly upheld as a traditional Irish ballad, it’s not known where the song originated or if Molly Malone ever existed. Beautiful statue infront of the church, located just off the Main Street.

The perfect place for photography. Beautiful old church and surroundings. many tourists and children. a really nice place to take photos and have memories. every recommendation to come and visit.

Beautiful statue. Dress looked very authentic of the era. It was cool where the statue was located, right where we took our full day bus tour. Ireland is beautiful, and rich with history.

One of the famous spot in Dublin. A historic statue, telling the roots of Ireland. Everyone wants to have click with this lady 😜. Easy to locate. Around this place you will find many pubs, bars and eating places. Trip to Dublin is incomplete without having pic with this statue.

A bronze metal full size female fish monger peddler statue pushing a food cart gets a lot of tourist attention. When we were there, there was no line, so we walked right up to the worn bronze area, which is about 6 feet and some inches tall and just casually rubbed away, smiled, and left. You can walk right past this statue if your attention is elsewhere.

I don't know the history of this statue, but I saw some lady fondling it so it's an easy 5 star review.

Rather small but very nice statue, known from a famous old Irish song. Very popular landmark for tourists who want to pose in front of this statue on pictures with friends and family as a very nice memory of their trip to Dublin.Very pleasant and sympathetic !!

It is a bronze statue of a fictional fishmonger named Molly Malone. She is the star of a well-known Irish song and represents working class in Dublin. She sells stuff from her cart. Tourists favourite activity is to take pictures of themselves while holding Molly Mallone statue "top body part used for feeding kids" (original word marked by Google as offensive one ;-) ) and that's why this part of the statue is a bit polished. It's located next to O'Neill's pub, church and post office.

Molly Malone is a definite must see if you're looking for some good luck 🍀 in Dublin. Just rub her breasts which are shining from all the luckseekers attention. We didn't see her at first, as she was blocked from view from all the people around taking pictures and rubbing away 🍀

In Dublin's fair city Where the girls are so pretty I first set my eyes on sweet Molly Malone As she wheeled her wheelbarrow Through streets broad and narrow Crying, "Cockles and mussels, alive, alive, oh!" Alive, alive, oh Alive, alive, oh Crying, "Cockles and mussels, alive, alive, oh" She was a fishmonger And sure there was no wonder For so were her father and mother before And they both wheeled their barrows Through streets broad and narrow Crying, "Cockles and mussels, alive, alive, oh Alive, alive, oh Alive, alive, oh Crying, "Cockles and mussels, alive, alive, oh She died of a fever And no one could save her And that was the end of sweet Molly Malone But her ghost wheels her barrow Through streets broad and narrow Crying, "Cockles and mussels, alive, alive, oh Alive, alive, oh Alive, alive, oh Crying, "Cockles and mussels, alive, alive, oh Alive, alive, oh Alive, alive, oh Crying, "Cockles and mussels, alive, alive, oh Lirycs source: Wikipedia.

Iconic statue in Dublin. To get into the vibe when visiting the statue I also recommend listening to the “Molly Malone” song 🎧 Like that you’re also prepared for the atmosphere you’ll find in the pubs where this song is quite common

The historically significant statue in the Suffolk street in dublin is a must see place to see for any one who visits Dublin. Its a fun fact that originally the statue was unveiled on Grafton street which was then relocated to the current location.

St. Patrick's Day 2022. Very nice statue of a lady carrying fish to market.

Nice statue, although I feel like a bit of information about what it is for would have been helpful. It is located in a really nice street, and the church behind it give it all its charm.

Nice statues, not super crowded so you can easily take a pic - at leas in September 2021 COVID time. The statue is nice, nothing exceptional for me. Still I rate it 5 stars

Locals call her The Tart with the Cart among other things. A really fun landmark in the heart of Dublin. Plaques tell the history and give info on the sculptor. Traditionally' you touch her cleavage. This is apparent by how brightly polished the bronze is in this area as compared to the rest of the statue!

Molly always looks fabulous. Even when some vandals used a bit of paint to grant her some additional modesty. With a bit of a polished she will look even better and once again "alive alive oh".

Nice statue, but hard to get a good photo with all of the tourists crowding around it. Recommend trying to go early morning to view it.

A connection to my childhood had drawn me to this statue. Lovely area of Dublin, nice and quiet. I think there should be a sign somewhere though requesting that nobody sits on any part of the statue as it makes it difficult to take pics.

The Tart with the cart can be found in the heart of the city. Made of bronze she has aged well since being erected but she definitely needs a shawl over her to cover them breasts that keep being played with by adolescent boys ( & girls ) still she's not one for complaining!

Top be honest. A bit overrated. A Statue and everyone ist touching her a Special place. If you plan to See this skip it. You will Walk there randomly.

Molly Mallones statue is well visited and as you can see from the patina it's apparently lucky to rub certain parts of the statue!

One of the best tourist attractions in Dublin. In Dublin's fair city Where the girls are so pretty I first set my eyes on sweet Molly Malone As she wheeled her wheelbarrow Through streets broad and narrow Crying, "Cockles and mussels, alive, alive, oh!"

Lovely world! You could take a nice pic even many people gathered around.

A lot of tourist, most o them touching her tees, really I don’t know why, look like give you good luck

Iconic statue of Molly Malone which represents the Irish women of the 18th century.

Very detailed statue of woman bringing fish and seafood.

A very popular spot in Dublín to come see Molly Malone and if you come here you have to listen to her song. Very popular song that’s catchy.

Easy to locate. Lots of shops and pubs nearby

It's a very beautiful attractive statue

An interesting and nice statue of a irish symbolic woman

We were on a tour and our guide sang the Molly Malone song. If you get a tour and your guide doesn't sing the song, you did not get the full experience. So much fun!!

Well made and maintained statue...Pick-up point for Irish Day tours

The talking statues that made Molly come to life was a special touch. If I was to visit her again I would take flowers. She said she loved it when people came to see her but flowers would be nice when they call

Nice stature and worth dropping by if you are on the way to something else.

Well it's a statue. It's fine 😄 Take a look on your way past but I wouldn't build plans around it

This is a must see, Irish roots part of Dublin streets. One of the many statues that make a visit to the city. For young and old