The Dublin Airport passenger cap has been in place since 2007.
The head of Ryanair says the Taoiseach and the Tanaiste should be spending less time getting their picture taken in New York, and more time solving Ireland's infrastructure issues.
Mullingar's Michael O'Leary is repeating his demand the government lift the Dublin Airport passenger cap that's been in place since 2007.
The measure restricts the airport to 32 millions passengers a year to limit traffic pressure on access roads around the airport.
Micheal Martin and Simon Harris are representing Ireland at the UN General Assembly in the US this week.
Mr O'Leary says the State has broken their promise on the cap:
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