St. Moling was an early Irish saint, known for his role as a founder of monasteries in the 7th century. He is particularly associated with the establishment of St. Mullins, a monastic site in County Carlow, Ireland. His life is celebrated for its emphasis on education and spirituality, contributing to the spread of Christianity in Ireland. His feast day is observed on January 17, and he is often depicted in religious art. St. Moling is also recognized for his writings, which include hymns and prayers, reflecting his deep faith and commitment to monastic life.