Residents challenge Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) in court, seeking an injunction requiring it to comply with the passenger cap that applies to airport operations. The case arises shortly after the Government announces its intention to proceed with legislation aimed at scrapping the 32 million passenger cap. According to reporting, enforcement of the passenger cap has been suspended while legal action continues, including litigation that is currently before the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU). The residents’ application focuses on whether DAA is meeting the terms of the cap during this period of suspended enforcement. The dispute therefore unfolds against a backdrop of proposed policy change at national level, even as the outcome of proceedings at EU level remains pending. The two reports agree that the residents are seeking a court order to compel compliance and that the enforcement position is tied to the ongoing CJEU litigation.