Cianan Brennan is a journalist at the Irish Examiner. He covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, construction and real estate, education, and climate change, with a particular focus on campus life, consumer health, and mental health. Cianan's work has been featured in the Irish Examiner and breakingnews.ie.
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The Irish Examiner has received five nominations across multiple categories ahead of next month's Irish Journalism Awards.
The Irish Examiner has received five nominations across multiple categories ahead of next month's Irish Journalism Awards.
By: Cianan Brennan
Tech giants and Government ministers championed Ireland's AI ambitions, but concerns over jobs, public spending and trust lingered
By: Cianan Brennan
The number of problem gamblers in Ireland more than doubled in just four years, according to new treatment figures released by the HSE
By: Cianan Brennan
The public has “significant and clear distrust” of allowing the State to access private phone messages, according to a survey, amid a bid by the justice minister to intercept encrypted communications.
By: Cianan Brennan
An academic living with multiple disabilities has said she feels "deleted" by the health service, which expects her to go to sleep at 7pm in the evening.
By: Cianan Brennan
An academic living with multiple disabilities has said she feels "deleted" by the health service, which expects her to go to sleep at 7pm in the evening.
By: Cianan Brennan
Almost 20% of hot school meals provided in primary schools go uneaten each day, according to new figures provided by the Department of Social Protection.
By: Cianan Brennan
New garda statistics have revealed the extent of the rise in deaths among young people on Irish roads[/url] this year, as it emerged that a long-awaited
By: Cianan Brennan
The new hub has only treated a handful of patients since it reopened on October 12
