Cianan Brennan is a journalist at the Irish Examiner. He covers a diverse range of topics, including health and wellness, legal affairs, and the impact of artificial intelligence on society, with a particular focus on mental health and educational policy. Cianan's work has been featured in the Irish Examiner.
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By: Cianan Brennan
One of the country's largest training hospitals has apologised “unreservedly” for its governance failures, but insisted €6.2m spent on radiology services from a company governed by its own staff was “value for money”.
By: Cianan Brennan
THIS week, the Irish Examiner revealed that at least a quarter of children with disabilities residing in State accommodation in Ireland are living more than 50km from their home
By: Cianan Brennan
A Co Cork greyhound track that attracts no paying customers to its meetings is to have its racing surface upgraded at a cost of €50,000.
By: Cianan Brennan
Three out of four parents have shared content about their children online in the past year, despite most being concerned the images could be misused by strangers, according to a new survey.
By: Cianan Brennan
Complaints to the Data Protection Commission (DPC) surged to an “unprecedented” extent in 2025 on foot of people using AI to compile submissions.
By: Cianan Brennan
The head of Ireland's ‘bad bank' has said he “doesn't agree” Nama further compounded the country's housing crisis by selling land to speculators who then refused to develop it.
By: Cianan Brennan
The contractor for a failed €50m attempt to upgrade the traffic management of Ireland's rail network has so far failed to deliver its “generic product” to a single country, an Oireachtas Committee is to hear.
By: Cianan Brennan
Older adults with intellectual disabilities are likely to experience “frailty, exclusion, and complex health needs” far earlier than the rest of the population, an Oireachtas committee is set to hear.
By: Cianan Brennan
The head of Irish Rail has spoken of the organisation's "deep regret" over an aborted €50m IT project , while a review into the debacle is set to cost an additional €226,000.
By: Cianan Brennan
Social media giant X, owned by billionaire Elon Musk, has taken a High Court action against media regulator Coimisiún na Meán, the latest in a string of cases tied to Ireland's new Digital Services Act.
