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Dublin Airport is one step closer to losing the passenger cap that has limited its growth for nearly two decades. Ireland's parliament has approved legislation giving the transport minister the power to change or scrap the airport's 32 million annual passenger limit, with the bill now heading to the Senate for further debate. Lawmakers also backed plans for a strategic liquefied natural gas storage facility in County Clare, although critics argued the move clashes with Ireland's climate commitments and accused the government of rushing both bills through parliament. The votes underline a familiar political balancing act: expanding infrastructure while trying to convince everyone that environmental promises still matter.