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This week, Hawaii celebrates its first holiday, La Hoihoi Ea, commemorating the achievements of King Kamehameha III in regaining Hawaiian sovereignty from the British. The holiday is closely associated with a local park's namesake, who played a significant role in the event.

Lā Hoʻihoʻi Ea, also known as Sovereignty Restoration Day for, takes place on July 31 in Hawai’i.

Sir — Diageo’s 4pc increase in the price of a pint of Guinness, added to the 12pc increase in February, is enough to drive anyone to drink.

Newport Carnival has announced the cancellation of its 2023’s main carnival procession and daytime entertainment in light of the forecasted adverse weather tomorrow (Saturday).

The main carnival procession and daytime entertainment was due to be held tomorrow (Saturday).

We imagined that what was occurring, when the Troubles started, was a world away, not just a few hours.

Recognizing excellence in Hawaiʻi's commercial real estate industry with NAIOP Hawaii's 26th annual Kukulu Hale Awards.

With regard to the ongoing controversy surrounding the mis-stated published earnings of Ryan Tubridy, the following statement by RTÉ omits one obvious point: “No member of the RTÉ executive board, other than the director general, had all the necessary information in order to understand that the publicly declared figures for Ryan Tubridy could have been wrong.”

Governor Josh Green, on Wednesday signed several bills that will expand access to affordable housing and provide much-needed assistance to families and individuals who might be at risk of becoming

Bradbeers is set to open in the empty Debenhams unit on Blue Boar Row