Your Monday evening news catch-up

Tunisia has made its first arrests over the massacre of 38 people, including three Irish tourists, Sunday Game host Michael Lyster has spoken for the first time about his near death experience, and Jean-Claude Juncker, has said he feels "betrayed" by the "egotism" showed by Greece in the failed debt talks Here’s this evening’s irishexaminer.com catch-up.

Mon, 29 Jun, 2015 - 01:00

Arrests made for Tunisian massacre

Tunisia has made its first arrests over the massacre of 38 people, including three Irish tourists, by a gunman in Sousse on Friday.

IRELAND

26 pregnancies terminated in Ireland last year

It has been revealed that 26 terminations of pregnancy were carried out in Ireland last year.

Aldi’s military call-up weakens defence

Private companies, including discount giant Aldi, have been actively seeking senior defence force personnel at such a rate that top brass warn the military is at serious risk of “not being fit for purpose”.

SPORT

Michael Lyster: 'The fact that she knew what to do kept me alive; I would have died'

Sunday Game host Michael Lyster has spoken for the first time about his near death experience a number of weeks ago.

Conor Neville: Celtic Tiger blamed for fall of Meath softies, naturally

Now that the unthinkable has happened and Meath have lost to Westmeath, is it time to revisit Martin McHugh’s much ridiculed explanation for the decline of Gaelic football in the county?

WORLD

French police detain two managers from cab company Uber

Two Uber managers have been taken into custody in Paris for questioning over “illicit activity” linked to the cab-hailing company’s low-cost service.

Juncker 'betrayed' by Greece's 'egotism'

The European Commission chief, Jean-Claude Juncker, has said he feels "betrayed" by the "egotism" showed by Greece in the failed debt talks.

Planet earth gets an extra 'leap second' on Tuesday

Global time will stand still tomorrow (Tuesday), delaying midnight by a second.

ANALYSIS

Riverwalk Court: Homes where trouble seeps out of the walls

The fallout from the shoddy self-regulation and frantic building splurge during the Celtic Tiger continues to seep out of the walls of homes thrown together, writes Michael Clifford

LIFESTYLE

The politics of tears at work - The big no-no in the workplace

So beards have been all over magazines, blogs and the red carpet this year but most women still hate them. But not, Ellie O’Byrne, a unapologetic beardophile

EXAMVIRAL

VIDEO: Pure Cork charter Pat talks family and fish

Inside the English Market’s cavernous halls, one large section is home to an even larger character whose silver countertops are slippy with fresh fish.

VIDEO: Craic-having Irish J1 students bamboozle American commentators at first baseball game

A group of young Irish fans stole the show at their first baseball game in the US on Saturday night.

TECHNOW

#Facebook could let you add filters and more to photos soon |http://t.co/1BU1wPzOYG (BG) pic.twitter.com/1ISTxVUVbe
— Irish Examiner Lifestyle (@IELifestyle_) June 29, 2015

What is the best Terminator movie? Our definitive list from worst to best | http://t.co/4RWEmBtQt1 (BG) pic.twitter.com/ipscIMgJXg
— Irish Examiner Lifestyle (@IELifestyle_) June 29, 2015

WATCH: Speak six languages at this fridge and get free beer |http://t.co/LCqvHUqhDP (BG) pic.twitter.com/V1BUluwaTh
— Irish Examiner Lifestyle (@IELifestyle_) June 29, 2015

BUSINESS

Asian stocks fall amid Greek crisis

Asian stock markets sank today after Greece closed its banks and imposed capital controls in a dramatic turn in its struggle with heavy debts.

Bonds a gauge of Greek exit impact

To judge how well equipped the eurozone is to survive a Greek exit, look no further than the bond market.

SHOWBIZ

#MovieReviews: Slow West, Minions, She’s Funny That Way |http://t.co/e7TzNwdKZp (BG pic.twitter.com/pg4MRHmmn4
— Irish Examiner Arts & Culture (@IEArtsCulture) June 29, 2015