There are plans to overturn planning permission for a development at a site linked to a 1916 leader in Dublin.
Construction of a 12-storey apartment block at the O'Rahilly House on Herbert Road was ordered to stop last month.
Now the Pembroke Roads Association has lodged a judicial review of the development to the High Court, according to the Irish Independent.
In September, bulldozers demolished the house to make way for more than 100 apartments.
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