There are concerns following attacks across the Middle East over the weekend.
A limited number of commercial flights are scheduled to leave Abu Dhabi airport this afternoon.
Foreign Affairs Minister Helen McEntee says she understands passengers stranded in transit are being prioritised and airlines are in direct contact with those eligible to travel.
She has also condemned Israeli strikes on Lebanon this morning and says all Defence Forces personnel serving with UNIFIL are safe and accounted for.
A Government Trade Forum is taking place this morning, to discuss the situation in the Middle East and other international developments.
Former Defence Forces member, Portarlington's Cathal Berry says there are worries regarding safety for Irish people living in the Middle East:
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