Dan Danaher is a Senior Staff News Reporter at the Irish Examiner. He specializes in health, environment, and community issues, with a strong focus on mental health, water conservation, and public education. Dan's investigative work has earned him numerous accolades, and he has been featured in the Irish Examiner, Mirror, and Clare Champion.
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Dan Danaher's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics, with a significant emphasis on event coverage and government announcements. He also covers entertainment news to some extent.
Given the local focus of his articles, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to local political developments, community events, or issues affecting residents in Ennis and Clare. Pitches offering insights from local politicians, community leaders, or experts familiar with the specific challenges faced by this region could be well-received.
For topics such as mental health and hospital overcrowding, providing data-driven insights or access to individuals directly impacted by these issues within the Ennis area may capture his attention.
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By: Dan Danaher
Kilfenora National School is leading the way in skin cancer prevention after becoming the first primary school in the country to achieve SunSmart Accreditation. Working in partnership with HSE Mid-West, Principal Thomas Coyne attended the SunSmart Primary School information webinar hosted by the National Cancer Control Programme (NCCP) in March 2026. The school installed a […]
By: Dan Danaher
Killaloe secondary school students are on the road to improving their safety awareness thanks to their participation in a school event held on Thursday. Transition Year students in St Anne’s Community College got a glimpse of what happens when a car flips on its roof following a serious road traffic accident. They sat in the […]
By: Dan Danaher
Health services in Clare and the Mid-West will be severely disrupted by a work stoppage on Wwednesday, October 14. Want to read the rest? To read this story in full along with all the latest news and sport from the Banner County, pick up this week’s Clare Champion or view our digital […]
By: Dan Danaher
A new book about the rehabilitation of an abandoned border collie in Kilkishen has become a barking success for a film scholar and lecturer. A Sheepdog Named Oscar started as a documentary project during Covid-19 melding photographic illustrations and text to reflect on Dara Waldron’s rescue of a dog from a shed in East Clare. […]
By: Dan Danaher
A couple farming in the heart of the Burren have scooped the inaugural Bord Bia Irish Organic Farmer of the Year award. The National Organic Awards celebrate the achievements of Irish organic food and drink producers and is held every two years in association with the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine. While these […]
By: Dan Danaher
A group of Clare women including at least two breast cancer survivors will lobby Oireachtas members next Tuesday, October 13 to support mandatory breast density reporting after all mammograms. It will include breast cancer survivors Kate Healy, Cratloe and Lorraine White, Ruan, as well as Noreen Keogh, Helen Wixted and Patricia Ryan all Sixmilebridge. They […]
By: Dan Danaher
Budget 2027 is “a slap in the face and discriminatory” against 340,000 working disabled people who have been wrongly excluded from a new €500 Cost of Disability payment, a local disability activist has claimed. Ann Marie Flanagan is devastated and angry with the Government over its decision to introduce a Cost of Disability payment linked […]
Vital public services in Clare schools, hospitals and Clare County Council will be temporarily withdrawn on Wednesday, October 14 due to an official national strike by public sector workers. Clare County Council has confirmed all its offices, buildings and facilities will be closed to the public on Wednesday due to official strike action relating […]
By: Dan Danaher
Vital services in Clare schools, hospitals and Clare County Council ground to a halt on Wednesday due to an official national strike by public sector workers. Paramedic and shop steward at the Ennis ambulance base, Finola Croke, said that no public sector worker should be on strike, stressing they didn’t want to withdraw their labour. […]
By: Dan Danaher
FUN and frolics will be on the menu at the Lakeside Hotel next Saturday when Smith O’Brien’s GAA and Camogie Club goes to the movies as part of its latest fundraising venture. Killaloe mentors, players and people from the surrounding areas have filmed and participated in their own versions of seven movies, which will be […]
