The High Court case on the public access dispute at Arklow’s North Beach was up for mention at the High Court on Monday, but a decision has been delayed until later this year.
An ongoing legal issue has hampered efforts to find a solution to long running issues surrounding fencing which obstructs the right of way to a popular walking route in the area.
The case of Wicklow County Counilcil V Arklow Holidays is now scheduled to be heard in the High Court on the 27th January 2025.
Nancy Quinn from the Arrow Campaign Group says the local community is feeling frustrated.
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