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The Iris is a graphics chipset integrated into the CPU. It is NOT going to be robust enough to handle Witcher 2, and likely won't do well with Witcher 1 either.
To find out what dedicated graphics card your macbook pro has either run a program with high end graphics needs, like Photoshop, or go into System Preferences>Energy Saver and then uncheck automatic graphics switching. Then check the About This Mac. There are other ways of doing it, but that's the easiest.
As a warning, unchecking automatic graphics switching will make your computer go through its battery much faster.
Based on the fact it has an i5 CPU and 16 GB of DDR3, my guess is you'll be fine. But you can check what your actual dedicated graphics card is using the above method.
Just to warn you, I had problems running both games on a Mac. They simply weren't that smooth to me, and the Mac mouse wasn't geared towards playing either game. Some of it is the games themselves, but plenty of it was the port to Mac.