US EditionIrish embassy in Iran shut amid 'deteriorating' situation
- On June 20, 2025, the Irish government chose to temporarily shut down its embassy in Tehran and transfer personnel back to Ireland in response to escalating tensions and safety concerns in the region.
- The decision followed consultations with officials and EU partners amid escalating Israel-Iran strikes and increasing concern for embassy staff safety.
- Operations will continue from Dublin, with the Department of Foreign Affairs maintaining contact with Irish citizens remaining in Iran and advising no travel to the region.
- Tánaiste Simon Harris confirmed that current measures will remain in place until Irish staff are able to resume their duties in Iran, and he urged both Israel and Iran to act with restraint and work towards de-escalating tensions.
- The embassy closure reflects heightened regional tensions as European diplomats hold talks with Iran seeking a diplomatic solution amid ongoing attacks and warnings of potential broader conflict.
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