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Airline leaders urge Ireland to lift Dublin Airport passenger cap, warning of economic and job losses if the limit remains. The cap, set in 2007, is outdated and already broken, with last years traffic hitting 36.4 million passengers. Losing over 4 million passengers could slash economic activity by billions of euros and wipe out hundreds of millions in taxes and tens of thousands of jobs. Industry voices warn of risks to Irelands links with North America and the potential for US backlash. The committee is now reviewing a new bill to lift or tweak the cap amid ongoing legal fights.

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