Schools Named After Daniel Delany
Delany College, Granville, NSW, Australia (a secondary school) is named after Daniel Delany.
A building at St. Ignatius College, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia, is named in honor of Daniel Delany.
Delany Academy, Dormaa, Ghana, opened in 2008, is also named in honour of the Bishop.
There is a wing in Brigidine College, Randwick, NSW named after Daniel Delaney.
Delany Building in St Josephs collage Echuca.
The Delany Archive which holds the archives of the diocese of Kildare & Leighlin, the Patrician Brothers, Brigidine Sisters and Carlow College is located in Carlow College
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