Fences at Clogga Strand, Arklow.

Hi,

This could be an old one, but does anybody have concrete information (not opinion) regarding the fences on the coastline around from Clogga Point heading towards Kilmichael.

I am wondering are they erected with full planning permission?

Please, no opinion just fact regarding replies.

Hi-maybe this is not an answer-but I passed this fences few times last year, and every time had a problem with landowner-but the next beach, 1st after fences, where is no different acces on it, is very good spot for decent size bass. I'm also wonder what is the legislation about this fences, b'cause I asked few peoples and them opinions was different.

you can cheak for planning here http://www.wicklow.ie/ePlan41/SearchTypes.aspx

if the Fences are on the fore shore they might be illegal you can find out about fore shore here http://www.irishstatutebook.ie/1933/en/ ... c0001.html

i spoke to a local and he told me to pass it
a woman had it erected and it appears to be illegal and is a bane of contention with all the locals who walk there

Been told to get of of the rocks loads of times by some posh woman keep goin der spinning anway just da same as whats goin on in mizen with ruddy

Thank's all for replying. The women that is mentioned, does she have a german accent? Also these fences have been up a long time by the look of them. I know the story at Brittas Bay in detail. Has this landowner acted within the law or is the situation the same as exists at Brittas Bay? Again, and this is important, fact not opinion.

the woman is german and i cant be sure of the lagalities
i presume its a matter for the council and im not sure why its still there

keep this one going please within reason! as it is , this may have several results with other
right of ways/public paths for walkers,hikers,anglers and the like!
good topic ashley, not just cos i fished there as a kid, but to fish there again!
had this issue for years river fishing as a kid!