Terry Carmody was on his holidays in Dubai as it was attacked.
A 91-year-old Athlone man who was stranded in Dubai is now on a flight home.
Terry Carmody, was on holidays with his family and was due to fly home on Monday but the flight was cancelled.
His family have been trying to arranged a flight themselves as there's been no contact from the embassy.
The first government charter flight to return people caught up in the Middle East is expected later today.
Last night a second commercial service touched down at Dublin airport bringing hundreds of people home.
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