Irish Citizens Evacuated Amid Escalating Middle East Tensions

Ireland coordinates with international partners to evacuate citizens from Lebanon as regional violence intensifies.

Ireland successfully evacuated 24 of its citizens and their dependents from Lebanon with the help of international partners.
The Irish government is in regular contact with its citizens in Lebanon, offering assistance to those wishing to leave.
Escalating violence in the Middle East, including Israeli airstrikes in Beirut, has been deemed 'deeply dangerous' by Irish officials.
Former Irish President Mary Robinson criticized Israel for acting with impunity and called for de-escalation and a ceasefire.
Ireland's Defence Forces in Lebanon remain on standby, with movements restricted, as the safety of troops is prioritized.