Molly Malone is a legendary figure from Dublin folklore, famously featured in the song 'Cockles and Mussels ... The statue, by the late Irish sculptor Jeanne Rynhart, was unveiled on Grafton ...

The Irish Mirror went to Suffolk ... Scuffil said evidence is growing that Molly Malone is actually real and not just a character in the famous Dublin song. She said there is evidence which ...

Stewards are guarding Dublin’s famous Molly Malone statue as part of a pilot ... fictional fishmonger immortalised in a popular folk song that laments how she sold ‘cockles and mussels ...

The Molly Malone statue was erected 37 years ago in tribute to a legendary Dublin woman who sold shellfish in the streets of the Irish capital ... of a traditional folk song, which tells the ...

The sculpture has been in Dublin since 1988 in tribute to a woman who sold shellfish on the streets of the Irish ... of Molly Malone has come to represent part of Dublin's working class community. She ...

but the figure of Molly Malone has come to represent part of Dublin's working class community. She was also the subject of a traditional folk song, which tells the story of a fishmonger's daughter ...

A popular Irish-themed bar is coming to Derby’s city centre this May, just in time for the spring bank holiday weekend. With a flagship site already established and beloved amongst locals in ...

Following a trip to Dublin she added Molly Malone to her repertoire ... alongside Molly and her wheelbarrow immortalised in the song. Back then the statue was uniformly dark, without any ...

Folk songs often depicted women from real life,” she added. Imelda then described her anger at the way the statue is objectified and constantly treated. “Molly certainly represents real Irish ...

The city said it would provide stewards for its statue of the folk song ... of Irish culture and an enduring symbol of working-class Dublin. But to the familiar folklore of Molly Malone ...