MORNING BULLETIN: Molly Martens sent family ambulance bill after murder; Console bosses to repay €150,000 in grants

Catch up on some of the stories and issues highlighted on irishexaminer.com this morning.

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IRELAND: Molly Martens, the US woman who murdered her husband Jason Corbett,sent his family the bill for the ambulance that came to his house the night she killed the father-of-two.

IRELAND: Relatives of Omagh bomb victims are to sue Northern Ireland's police chief for investigative failings they believe let the killers escape justice.

IRELAND: The lack of progress on prosecutions since the Ryan Report into institutional abuse of children is being deemed as 'scandalous'.

IRELAND: The government has demanded former Console bosses repay €150,000 in grants given to the charity.

WORLD: Defiant Donald  Trump has warned Kim Jong Un's government to "get their act together"or face extraordinary trouble - suggesting he had been too mild when he vowed to unleash "fire and fury" on North Korea if it continued to threaten the US.

BUSINESS: The operator of the €295m Rathcormac-Fermoy bypass in Co Cork has posted revenues of €315,655 a week.

SPORT: President Michael D Higgins has led tributes  to hurling great Tony Keady who has died aged 53.

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ARTS: Rev Billy has long protested against Trump and consumerism, while also providing comfort to spiritual refugees. He’s now bringing his choir to Ireland, writes Ellie O’Byrne.

SHOWBIZ: Josh Brolin claims  his decision to turn down a role in an Avatar sequel was met with harsh words from director James Cameron.