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St. Nicholas' Church, Church Street, Dundalk, County Louth, Ireland

English: Monument in memory of Agnes Molony, daughter of Edward Croker and wife of the Revd. Arthur Molony. With later additions in memory of Anne Molony and Revd. Arthur Molony. Located at the eastern wall of the north transept between the arch and the window. Inscription:

To the fondly cherished memory of
AGNES,
whose remains are underneath,
the beloved wife of the REV.D ARTHUR MOLONY, A. M.
Curate of this Parish
and youngest daughter of EDWARD CROKER ESQ.R
of the City of Dublin.
is this MONUMENT erected by her afflicted husband.
Her faith, her hope, her death, were all in CHRIST; and
on the 21st of August 1837 in full yet humble confidence in her
REDEEMER’S work, she entered into the rest
that remaineth for the people of GOD.

Also in memory of ANNE MOLONY sister-in-law of the above,
who died at Derryloran Rectory in the Autumn of 1852.

And of the REVD ARTHUR MOLONY, M.A.,
Rector and Prebendary of Ballymore,
who died at the Rectory Tandragee Dec 19th 1885,
Aged 84. 1 Cor XV 57 Rev VII 14 & 15

(See also Noel Ross, “Memorial Inscriptions in St. Nicholas’ Parish Church, Dundalk.” Journal of the County Louth Archaeological and Historical Society, vol. 25, no. 4, 2004, pp. 475–83, JSTOR 27729951.)
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