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Irelands position is perfectly clear, imported LNG and state led emergency backup storage. The Irish government is facing a potential fine of up to 30B for missing climate targets to date so I don't see them approving any further fossil fuel drills.

Good to see one of the Directors making a significant purchase last week. GRP is seriously undervalued but that's the lot of the renewables sector at present.

The traders have certainly been making money over the last few days

That's some bizarre way to release information

Really started to nosedive since 1.28pm

Company needs to issue serious clarifications - NOW

The SP hasn't hit the low 3's because of any supposedly paid trolls on an irrelevant message board. The bottom line is nothing has been delivered.

Don’t think so

Something up?

The US market is wildly overvalued but mostly on the tech side. I'll stick with a handful of solid earners like BIRG, AIB, CRH, Ryanair and DCC, with some cash just in case there's a major meltdown opportunity (which seems more likely every day)

There should still be some scope for a bit more in BIRG. I sold my AIB holdings today @7.04 as I think it's now pretty close to most analysts targets. I'm planning to hold onto most of my shares in BIRG but I sold a few on this latest runup. Never too early to take a profit!

They're now talking about additional listings to improve liquidity. It's hard to believe another listing will add any value when the current listings are performing so dismally. It would be better to take some immediate action to arrest the continual decline in SP (down another 2% today after results). Maybe significant buy backs and insider purchases would give a better signal to the markets? If they're not taking action now when there's a 30%+ discount to NAV then when?

Certainly some very unusual trading going on in PRD over the last few days. It will be interesting to see how it all pans out as this can't continue indefinitely.

LNG storage with purchased gas is the solution. They make that pretty clear.

Https://www.rte.ie/news/ireland/2025/0304/1500121-lng-terminal-ireland/

European banks taking a hammering today, most down around 5%. BIRG share buy backs bucking the trend to some extent.

As expected and in line with the outlined DECC plans

That would tie in with Davy targets i.e. about 30% upside for BIRG versus AIB now close to full value

If PG believed he was selling to an institutional investor but it turned out to be to a market maker there must be some avenue for recourse? There must have been some related legal documentation?

Davy target now €14.90