The Molly Malone statue in Dublin, affectionately known as 'The Tart with the Cart', has become an iconic and often humorous part of the city's culture.
1. a magnet for mischief: Molly has become a favourite target for pranks. A few years ago, Trinity College students decided to dress her up in an oversized Santa hat and matching red scarf just before Christmas. She has also been spotted at major sporting events wearing jerseys, always ready to support the Irish rugby or football teams!
2. her busty fame: Molly Malone is portrayed as a fishmonger with a rather exaggerated cleavage, which has led to some rather cheeky remarks from passers-by. Locals have nicknamed her "The Dish with the Fish" and "The Dolly with the Trolley" because of her revealing outfit. Tourists often joke that she is more of a model than a fishmonger!


3. statue shenanigans: Tourists can't seem to resist taking whimsical photos with Molly, especially with her famous... assets. Some even have the habit of rubbing her chest for good luck, which has resulted in a well-worn sheen on her bosom. Tour guides joke that she is the most groped woman in Dublin!
4. her ghostly past: according to legend, Molly was a fishmonger by day and a "woman of the night" by night. This story has inspired ghost stories. Some say that her ghost haunts the statue and nearby streets, pushing her cart in the moonlight. But don't worry, Molly seems to be a friendly ghost!
