National News from Friday, September 12th, 2025

Man (80s) Dies Following Hit-And-Run In Meath

He was struck by a car this morning.
Ambulance Crews In Kildare To Vote On Possible Strike Action Over HSE Outsourcing Plans

Union officials say the work can be carried out by Emergency Medical Technicians already employed in the service.
Suspect In Charlie Kirk Shooting Named As Tyler Robinson

The 31-year-old conservative influencer was widely credited with attracting younger voters to the Republican party.
Shackleton Memorabilia: Rare Silver Tea Set Heads To Auction

Crafted by James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield around 1900, the three-piece service bears the Shackleton crest and motto “Fortitudine Vincimus” - “Through endurance, we conquer,” the phrase that inspired the name of his ship Endurance.
US President "Thinks" Suspect Behind Charlie Kirk Shooting Has Been Caught

An update from the authorities is due shortly.
Ireland's Minimum Wage Ranked Sixth Highest In The World

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The hourly rate increased by 80 cent to €13.50 at the start of this year.
Bord Gáis To Hike Electricity Prices By 13% From October 12

It's also raising its standing charge by 12 percent, effective on October 12th.
Pricing Of 96 Affordable Units On Former Council Land In Naas Still Undecided

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The first phase of affordable homes is expected to be advertised in late September or early October, pending funding approval from the Department of Housing.

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