Your Monday lunchtime news catch-up

A three-year-old child was among seven people treated for mild hypothermia after climbing Croagh Patrick; A priest in Co Meath intervened to stop a brawl between members of the Travelling community that erupted after Mass yesterday; Greece’s former finance minister has admitted he had begun planning to leave the euro and reintroduce the drachma. Here’s today’s lunchtime irishexaminer.com round-up.

Mon, 27 Jul, 2015 - 01:00

TOP STORY

Brawl at Mass halted by priest

Fr Declan Hurley, a priest in Navan, Co Meath, yesterday intervened to stop a brawl between members of the Travelling community that erupted outside the church after 1pm Mass.

IRELAND

Head and neck cancers linked to oral sex on rise in men

Head and neck cancers linked to oral sex are on the rise, primarily among men, mostly in their 30s, while those linked to smoking and drinking have decreased slightly.

Three-year-old treated for hypothermia after climbers ignore Croagh Patrick warnings

A three-year-old child was among seven people treated for mild hypothermia after climbing Croagh Patrick yesterday, despite warnings to stay off the mountain due to bad weather.

SPORT

Van Gaal: why I bought Romero and why I can't talk about Ronaldo

Louis van Gaal hosted a frank Q&A session in San Jose last night. Plenty of the questions Manchester United fans have been asking were tackled.

‘Yes men and stooges’; Donal Óg calls it like he sees it on Sunday Game

Cork man Donal Óg Cusack had some home truths for the GAA community in the Rebel county last night on the Sunday Game.

WORLD

Police fire on car at Tour de France

No terrorist link to vehicle that crashed through Paris barricades

Child's body found in search for missing seven-year-old

UK detectives looking for a seven-year-old boy who vanished after playing with friends in a park have found the body of a child on a construction site.

ANALYSIS

Trump card divides Republican party

Donald Trump is ploughing millions of his own dollars into his campaign, but his party is still unsure whether he’s the ace — or the joker — in the pack, writes Bette Browne.

LIFESTYLE

Centre for Talented Youth is DCU’s camp for Ireland’s best and brightest

DCU’s Centre for Talented Youth was set up to inspire gifted children across the country. Our 17 year old "The way I see it" columnist Ellie Menton filled us in on what she gets out of Ireland’s real life "nerdcamp".

EXAMVIRAL

Detroit now has 9-foot tall bronze Satanist sculpture

The troubled city of Detroit unveiled a new bronze sculpture of the likeness of Baphomet, demonic goat and idol of worshippers of Satan, in a ceremony in the city on Saturday.

Three lads have made a killer Irish dancing video at UCC

Former Riverdancer and current lead dancer at Celtic Steps Kieran Hardiman teamed up with fellow dancers Alan Kenefick and Ciaran Plumme to create this stomping dance video filmed in the grounds of UCC.

TECHNOW

GAMING

#VIDEO #Submerged #trailer - exploration game coming next week http://t.co/g4D0oNBeGp (PSR) pic.twitter.com/ZkeSQ8Sns2
— Irish Examiner Lifestyle (@IELifestyle_) July 27, 2015

#VIDEOS #Interview - the writer of #Pandorum is Kickstarting a new sci-fi film http://t.co/DFTkcbzSc3 (PSR) pic.twitter.com/85TBxsbIw5
— Irish Examiner Lifestyle (@IELifestyle_) July 27, 2015

New #Samsung monitor also charges your phone http://t.co/VAAjFwIvoi (PSR) pic.twitter.com/CWLsFZOC0P
— Irish Examiner Lifestyle (@IELifestyle_) July 27, 2015

BUSINESS

Aran sweaters for the 21st century

Áine Knitwear has bucked the trend, making clothes that mix the classic and contemporary, writes Trish Dromey.

Greece's ex-finance minister Varoufakis 'made plan to bring back drachma'

Greece's former finance minister has admitted he had begun planning to leave the euro and reintroduce the drachma.

SHOWBIZ

Bobbi Kristina dies after seven months in coma

Bobbi Kristina Brown, daughter of the late entertainer Whitney Houston and R&B singer Bobby Brown, has died, seven months after she was found face-down in a bathtub.