Tony Molloy Obituary, Death – When you were listening to the radio in the 1990s, do you remember listening to Tony Martin and Mick Molloy? Between the years 1995 and 1998, their show Martin/Molloy was not only a well-liked but also a nationally syndicated comedic radio program that was carried on more than fifty stations.
Due to the fact that they had appeared on sketch series such as “D-Generation” and “The Late Show,” the two individuals were already well-known for their comedic abilities. It is now widely acknowledged that their radio combination was the first “talk” show on FM drive, and it would go on to reach record ratings and become extremely influential.
In this clip from 1995, Mick introduces a new part that he calls “Windows Down ’95.” The purpose of this piece is to provide assistance to individuals who are delayed in traffic while listening to the show. The segment also includes some of Mick Molloy’s signature ranting. This is Molloy at home.
Funeral services will begin on Wednesday at 9 a.m. at the Hugh M. Moriarty Funeral Home, located at 76 Park Street in Montclair. Following the funeral, the body will be transported to St. Cassian’s Church, located at Bellevue Avenue in Upper Montclair, where a Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11 a.m. Rather than sending flowers, the family asks that you pray for them.
Tony was born in Ballina, which is located in County Mayo, Ireland. In 1959, he immigrated to the United States and settled in Brooklyn, New York, where he reared his family.
During the past fifteen years, he has resided in Madison and Montclair. In addition to being a retired carpenter, he was a member of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America in New York City for his whole life.
The father of Sean, who lives in Montclair, and Margaret Haughey and her husband, Thomas, who lives in Madison, Tony was the husband of Bridget Anne Gavaghan Molloy for fifty years.
He was also the father of Sean. All of his siblings, Maura, Angela, Pearse, Dominick, Liam, and Edward, passed away before him. The Molloy children, Tony, Jimmy, and Brendan, as well as the Haughey children, Michael, Sean, and Matthew, were his grandchildren.
