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.
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By: Dan Danaher
Clare TD Cathal Crowe (FF) has been accused of lacking compassion after he branded the five teenagers who died in Saturday’s horror crash on the M9 as “thugs”. Deputy Crowe, who lost his mother-in-law in a road traffic accident in 2024, said he was “sick of seeing people eulogising and heaping praise on thugs. Our […]
By: Dan Danaher
Clare beef and dairy farmers have been left counting the cost following a long period of dry weather, which has resulted in the unusual scenario of feeding silage and concentrates to cattle during the summer months. As fears grow about a possible fodder shortage next winter, Clare dairy farmers with high stocking rates are being […]
By: Dan Danaher
East Clare writer Eileen Donnellan has been selected as one of just twelve winners of the Irish Writers Centre International Debut Novel Competition 2026, chosen from an impressive 804 submissions from 38 countries worldwide. Raised on a farm in East Clare and now living on the island of Bra in Croatia, Eileen previously worked as […]
Gardaí are appealing for witnesses following a serious injury road traffic collision that occurred on the R352 at Bodyke on Sunday last. Gardaí and emergency services responded to a report of a single-vehicle collision in East Clare at around 11:40pm. The single occupant of the car, a man in his 40s, was brought by […]
By: Dan Danaher
The Department of Health needs to treat the Mid-West as a “special case” by allocating significant sums of additional money to address chronic staffing issues in health services in the region. That’s the view of Chairman of the HSE Mid West Patient and Service User Council, John Wall, who believes the Department of Health need […]
By: Dan Danaher
Minister of State with responsibility for disabilities Emer Higgins (FG) will perform the official opening of the new €500,000 Feakle GAA Club state-of-the-art new two-storey community clubhouse next Saturday at 3pm. The red letter day for the club will also be attended by Munster GAA Council chairman, Tim Murphy while Fr Harry Bohan will officially […]
By: Dan Danaher
When auctioneer Brendan Considine struck his gavel at Sixmilebridge Mart on Saturday, November 8, 2007 to close the last deal of the day, it also signified the closure of the mart, which was operating for 34 years. Locks were put on the gates of the mart by the owners – Golden Vale Co-Op Marts Group, […]
A fundraising campaign has been set up to provide a new memorial site for Private James Coady who died while serving his country near Bunratty on October 5, 1941. The Clare Champion reported on October 11, 1941, Private James Coady, (20) Carrick-on-Suir, a soldier in the Irish army died when the military lorry in which […]
Clare market rents in the second quarter of 2026 were on average 22.2% higher than a year ago, according to the latest Daft.ie report. The typical open-market rent of a three-bedroom house in the county was €1,872. The report shows the average monthly rent for a one-bed apartment in Clare was €1,265, up 10.6% year-on-year; […]
By: Dan Danaher
It could only happen in Ireland. Dancing at Feakle crossroads Caribbean-style with loud booming music from Monserrat musicians was temporarily halted in August 1999 to facilitate a cattle crossing for a local farmer. The late Michael Slattery was bringing his cattle from one farm to another when he met an obstacle in the form of […]
