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.
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By: Dan Danaher
A two-day celebration of nature, organic gardening and community returns to East Clare next weekend. East Clare will once again come alive with the sights, sounds and scents of the season for the Bealtaine Garden Festival, which will be held on Saturday, May 9 and Sunday, May 10. Honouring the ancient Celtic festival of Bealtaine, […]
The lack of adequate respite facilities for young adults with special needs leaves parents struggling to access vital health appointments, according to a local couple.
Health Minister Jennifer Carroll MacNeill has promised to deliver more healthcare services in Ennis Hospital but stopped short of backing calls from lobby groups to deliver a new Emergency Department in Clare.
By: Dan Danaher
THE lack of adequate wastewater services is the biggest obstacle Clare County Council is facing in its bid to build more houses. That’s according to the local authorities Director of Services, Alan Farrell, who has confirmed the biggest challenge facing the local authority is wastewater infrastructure. Speaking at a recent Joint Oireachtas Committee on Housing, […]
By: Merriweather Sans, Dan Danaher
A retired Shannon businessman has published a new book on the life and colourful times of a famous Down innovator who created one of the best known tractors that were used on thousands of Irish farms.
By: Dan Danaher
A small rural one-room school in East Clare has produced several high profile people who have made a big impact in public life. Duglawn National School near Killanena can claim to have punched well above its weight in terms of the list of achievements of former pupils. The most well known former student is Anthony […]
By: Dan Danaher
Renowned author and director, Carlo Gebler, will be the special guest at the Tuamgraney Community Weekend, which celebrates his late mother the internationally acclaimed writer Edna O’Brien. Mr Gebler will present the winners of the fifth Edna O’Brien Literary awards at Scariff Community College on Thursday, May 28. Later that afternoon he will also host […]
An Ardnarcrusha mechanical engineering graduate is gearing up for Formula racing in Silverstone in July as part of an award-winning team of students from several disciplines who have worked hard to ensure the car will be fully drivable for the first time. Adam Kennedy has just graduated from Fourth Year in mechanical engineering at Technological […]
By: Dan Danaher
Staff working in the O’Briensbridge Water Treatment Plant were “thrown under the bus” or “thrown to the wolves” following a recent EPA Audit Report, a local councillor has claimed. Serious allegations were made about Uisce Éireann at a Killaloe Municipal District meeting in Scariff on Wednesday. Councillor Tony O’Brien (FF) requested and was granted a […]
By: Dan Danaher
When Val Balance returned to East Clare for the June Bank Holiday weekend in 2016 to officially open the Mountshannon Arts Festival for its 20th anniversary, he highlighted its longevity as the longest running voluntary arts festival in the country. Then working as Head of Venues for the Arts Council of Ireland, Val really appreciated […]
