Dan Danaher is a Senior Staff News Reporter at various esteemed publications including the Irish Examiner, Mirror, and Clare Champion. He specializes in a diverse range of topics, with a strong focus on health, agriculture, and community issues, while also covering events and arts-related themes. Dan's impactful work has earned him numerous awards for special investigations on health, justice, and environmental matters.
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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.
Considering his interest in entertainment news, he might also welcome pitches related to cultural events or profiles of local personalities relevant to Clare.
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By: Dan Danaher
The Secretary General of the Department of Climate Energy and the Environment, Oonagh Buckley, has outlined her interesting family links with Ardnacrusha Power Station. Ms Buckley manages the Department in her role as senior civil servant and non-political head of the Department. Her job is to oversee the day-to-day management and non-political strategic planning and […]
“Surreal” is the word John Merry uses to describe his Emmy nomination for a prestigious accolade at a gala ceremony in Los Angeles on September 5. The Ennis native is bidding to become the first Clare Emmy Award winner in its 78-year history, battling it out with four other nominations in the ‘Creative Arts Category’. […]
By: Dan Danaher
A Tulla fiddle player will be in tune with the past and the current Irish traditional music gems at the opening of the 29th annual Feakle Festival. Sorcha Costello, (30) has undertaken a deep-dive into the archival material relating to her locality in the Irish Traditional Music Archive. In reflection of her time spent researching […]
It seemed as if there was electricity in the air as set dancers were literally hopping off the floor in tune with an East Clare céilí band at the Mill marquee during the recent Willie Clancy Festival. There was a great buzz of excitement around Miltown Malbay when the Tulla Céilí Band performed on Tuesday […]
By: Dan Danaher
The Mid-West Hospital Campaign has revealed that senior HSE officials were sent to conduct an unannounced visit of emergency services at University Hospital Limerick (UHL) on Friday after an “unprecedented increase” in attendances resulted in 1,350 patients coming to the hospital over four-days. It is believed that Colm Henry, the HSE’s Chief Clinical Officer and […]
By: Dan Danaher
As speculation grows about the cost of the major security operation for the visit of US President Donald Trump to his Doonbeg golf course next month, a local group are finalising plans for the influx of more than 80,000 visitors to West Clare for the Amgen Irish Open. Fáilte Festival Doonbeg Group Chairman, Colum Clancy […]
By: Dan Danaher
The role played by Scariff Harbour Festival fostering new friendships with people living in Northern Ireland has been lauded by a newly appointed member of the Irish Council of State. Linda Ervine praised the work festival organisers have done fostering cross border relations through music, storytelling, sport and conversations in her address before she officially […]
By: Dan Danaher
A Scariff mother-of-three has revealed how she had to be hospitalised for shock after receiving a telephone call about the alleged assault of her son, who has special needs and requires full time care in a residential centre. In an exclusive interview with The Clare Champion, Valerie O’Shaughnessy has requested a meeting with Justice Minister […]
Clare County Council has pledged to examine the feasibility of preparing a business case to determine whether a dedicated traffic warden resource can be justified to support the growing parking management needs of the Killaloe Municipal District. The local authority made the pledge after Councillor Pat Burke (FG) called on the council to provide a […]
By: Dan Danaher
An eclectic exhibition thematically exploring ritual and its reinvention, as a means of reconnection with deeper cultural memory, created by a Crusheen-based multi-media artist is now being showcased in Ennis. In addition to her work as a visual artist, Dr Martina Cleary is also an academic, writer and researcher. Based in TUS, she is Director […]
