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.
DART Station Closures Could Bring Eggstra Stress Over Easter!
Closures and Roadworks To Note Across Wicklow County This Week
Doyle Flush In Donegal As Wicklow Hurlers Promotion Bid Remains Right On Track
Wicklow Fashion Brand To Feature Prominently During Ireland's Six Nations Clash With Wales
TD Calls For The Government To Get A Move On With South-Wicklow Greenway