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
An Ogonnelloe filmmaker and director is in the frame for a prestigious international scholarship near Hollywood – the home of the movie-making industry in the United States of America. Oisín McKeogh (24) has been awarded a Fulbright scholarship shortly after graduating from the National Film School BA programme in Dublin, where he won the DGI […]
Plans have been unveiled for the upgrade of the main terminal building in Shannon Airport including the installation of a thermally insulated façade, which will support the transition from fossil fuel heating to renewable heat pump technology. In parallel, the Shannon Airport Group continues to deliver energy-efficient commercial developments across the Shannon Airport Business Parks, […]
By: Dan Danaher
An Ogonnelloe-based accountant has unfolded a new business renting out top quality camping equipment to holidaymakers, which is believed to be the first of its kind in the country. Eoin Bryan has set up Readycamp Ireland, drawing on years of experience camping in numerous locations in the country and abroad. Having researched what was available […]
Friends of Bunratty are up in arms over their treatment by new management at Bunratty Folk Park following the cessation of their free admission passes without any prior consultation. The “Friends of Bunratty Pass” is issued in lieu of payment to people who have donated once cherished items such as ornaments, wall hangings, tapestries, artwork […]
More than 500 visitors and locals enjoyed Viking boat trips in Killaloe last weekend, according to the vessel operators. Thousands of people lined different vantage points on both sides of the old Killaloe Bridge to savour the torch-lit procession by members of Lakes Vikings across the bridge, setting the scene for a spectacular fireworks display […]
By: Dan Danaher
MORE than ten million gallons of water have poured out of a back up water main supply near Tulla over the last ten months because no water authority will repair it, an Ennis taxi driver has claimed. Dermot Walsh, who lives in Cragroe, Tulla, a few kilometres on the old Feakle Road, is on a […]
By: Dan Danaher
The cancellation of a fire drill scheduled in Emergency Department of University Hospital Limerick (UHL) last September has prompted renewed concerns about the safety of patients in the event of a fire at the hospital. New documents released to The Clare Champion under the Freedom of Information Act has led to criticism of the approach […]
The Inis Cealtra Visitor Experience at the Old Rectory in Mountshannon won an award at the Royal Institute of Architects of Ireland (RIAI) Architecture Awards 2026 recently. The popular Clare visitor attraction, which was developed by Clare County Council, was successful in the awards Adaptation and Re-Use category. Designed by McCullough Mulvin Architects, the award […]
A Rineanna sheep dog had a lucky escape after she was swept out on the Fergus River and ended up on Low Island near Kildysart where she was found by a local farmer. Gerard Liddy, Rineanna, is delighted to have his nine-year old sheep dog Ella back at Wilds Cottage after she went missing for […]
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 […]
