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Just to prove that a license does exist here is a statement from the approval by DCAEE for the survey:

"0. The application proposed that the survey be conducted between 1 April 2020 and 30
November 2020, or if that was not possible, between 1 February 2021 and 30 November
2021. If consent is granted, the activities would be being carried out under Standard
Exploration Licence 1/11 (SEL1/11).

Please note: approval granted by DCAEE and I am sure a moron like you can read that it was approved under "Standard Exploration Licence 1/11 (SEL1/11)".

That, moron, means there is a valid licence, otherwise DCAEE would not have approved the survey.

This is the latest brain dead politician to satisfy that adage where the wrong mad men are running the institutions such as the government rather than being in the mad houses themselves. Our latest casualty is Pascal Donohoe, Minister for Finance.

Chairing a meeting on how to stop Russia blackmailing the world over oil and gas he threw down the "green" card.

"But Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe, who chaired the meeting as president of the Eurogroup, said the gas price hike strengthened the case for the green transition, which should be accelerated to reduce reliance on fossil fuels."

And here is Ireland sitting on tons of the stuff and Providence are thwarted at every turn by the lunatic "Green" brigade.

How about a sit in on O'Connell Street like in the UK? I wonder how long it would be in Ireland before somebody ran over one of them.

https://www.irishtimes.com/business/energy-and-resources/despite-everything-it-turns-out-we-are-still-addicted-to-the-black-stuff-1.4688930

quote:

"Barryroe, Providence Resource’s long-delayed oil project 50km off the Cork coast, may be the only Irish field that will ever produce a drop of black gold, after Minister for the Environment, Climate and Communications Eamon Ryan moved earlier this year to ban licences for new exploration and extraction."

The nutcrackers are starting to squeeze Ryan's proverbials. Hopefully it is starting to hurt.

Surely the biggest incentive Ireland has for the development of Barryroe comes from the lessons learnt in the building of Moneypoint.

ESB built Moneypoint to burn coal because they found imported oil and gas was too expensive and South American coal was much cheaper.

Moneypoint is still burning coal and will continue, they say, until 2025 when it will turn to oil as it has a facility to burn that.

So, this time, when oil gets too expensive again they cannot turn to coal and Mr Putin is putting up the cost of oil and gas and Corrib is on the way out with its gas by 2029 so where is oil and gas going to come from?

Surely, Barryroe then makes total sense since the cost and the revenue irrespective of what it is, will remain in the country rather than being paid to "foreign" countries and Irish foreign debt is bad enough at €230billion and growing.

All we have to do is wait. What is another year or two now that we have been waiting nine years and the main saving grace is that we replaced on narcissistic son of a narcissistic father who owned, at one stage, 45% of Providence with a proper oil and gas man backed up by a top class team who will bring all of this to fruition.

As Milton said "they also serve who only stand and wait". We are waiting no matter how long it takes.

Did you never hear the expression "you talk a load of sh*t".

That is why I point out where your brains are and where your thought processes emanate from.

But at least you make me laugh and here is your theme tune.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmVexfdaC4w&ab_channel=VintageHipHop

From the rear end of a narcissistic monkey:

"No money, no deal, no finance, no "funding solution", no plan, no options, no potential."

When will you start talking some reality out of the other end of your body or is that full of rotting teeth which have addled your brain?

Do you actually think anybody takes you seriously and how come you have so much time to spend on here? Unemployed - obviously - chasing rainbows with cryptic currency.

What a laugh. You brighten up my days with your stupidity.

What are you talking about TheSh*t-stirrer?

How did Lansdowne get 9% of Helvick? I know but do you?

And it was given as an "insurance" against Barryroe being a non-runner.

So who is the idiot now? You of course. Get back in your box and pull the lid down.

Imagine using Moneypoint as a backup with its burning coal as the biggest polluter in the State.

Moneypoint was built because the country was spending so much money on importing oil and it was built to use cheaper coal imported from Columbia where the mine it came from is the subject of human rights abuses.

Now, in an emergency, how long will it take to power up Moneypoint?

Moneypoint is made up of three Brown Boveri four-cylinder, single-shaft impulse reaction turbines are directly connected three generators which generate the power. The steam is generated by three Foster Wheeler two-pass boilers, which convert water into high pressure steam by combustion of the coal.

A threat of a blackout happens instantaneously so how long will it last if you have to depend on Moneypoint? Answer, hours, perhaps days. So what is Ryan talking about?

Brains of a rabbit, I am afraid.

As they say, "a week in politics is a long time". Report today on Ireland's electricity system says there are potential outages this winter

Even Ryan is now talking of keeping coal-fired generation for at least the next four years and beyond.

The Department of the Environment, Climate and Communications said the Minister, Eamon Ryan, expected the CRU to prioritise options that will achieve Government’s policy objectives for ending coal-fired generation by 2025.

Headline:

"High-emissions coal and oil electricity plants may have to stay open longer to avoid power cuts" and even Ryan has to agree.

"Eirgrid’s latest All-Island Generation Capacity Statement, published on Wednesday, confirms that since January, electricity market regulators issued eight warnings that demand had pushed power reserves to the point where unexpected faults risked possible blackouts."

So good old Moneypoint burning all that nice South American coal has been given a reprieve and they think wind can replace it. After all, it is the biggest generation of electricity in Ireland and spews out plenty of CO2 which hopefully chokes all those "Greens".

Barryroe approval moving ever closer. With the spiraling cost of gas, for which we can thank Mr Putin, only stupidity says you should continue to pay when you have your own source.

Last week Ryan said the emergency would only last a "short time". Now he is panicking and singing a different song. I think he got that wrong as he is now doing an ooslum bird dance as he is slowly vanishing up his own rear end.

Finally, that harridan, Brid Smith, is up in arms about data centers having electricity while the poor of Ireland freeze. Listen to her attacking the government and Michael Martin in this video.

https://twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1OdKrBEgEaOKX

I did not say Helvick would be developed first. In fact Linn said some time ago it is planned to connect it into a Barryroe development using KEL pipework to connect all to Cork.

What I said was if Barryroe is delayed by this pack of gob****es who run the country or because of funding Providence could always prioritise Helvick as an alternitive means of funding because it is a single well which could be developed as a managed cost and use the revenue to then fund Barryroe.

More than way to skin a cat and Linn is well able to play that game hence his insistence that, managed properly, the government and Ryan are backed into a corner and if they try to break out it will all be reversed by the next Sinn Fein government who only want a united Ireland and any financial benefit that will benefit that goal will be accepted.

As usual, you prove that your brains are between your legs.

How long before facts like these force development of Barryroe?

https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/arid-40708817.html

And two points of note:

Ryan signed off on Corrib in his first stint as Minister of Communications and Corrib has amassed nearly half a billion euro on tax concessions. If Barryroe development is prevented, Providence will probably be able to claim at least €500m in costs from the government as all costs to date in all developments can be recouped against oil production.

And if development was stopped it could all be claimed in damages, hence Smith's diatribe when the government told her the cost of preventing development would be astronomical in terms of fines and court cases.

For a country, owing about $300billion to the EU that would be a scandal which this government could not countenance and since the next government will be Sinn Fein as this one is making a total mess of running the country there is no doubt Barryroe will be developed sooner rather than later.

toroil,

I have thousands of these bought for prices as low as .9p which means at current price of 3.75p I am well in profit but I wait for the next big bonanza.

And I have been here since Atlantic days, since the early 1970s, when these shares were peanuts, and as noted in 2012, O'Reilly sold 13.1m shares for $100m which was an average price of $7.63 a share at a time when I had plenty of consolidated shares.

So from 2012 to 2015, at various times, I sold thousands of these shares at various prices. So you think I lost my shirt?

In fact, in one year I paid the Irish Revenue €44,000 tax on profits from these.

Then from 2015 when the price tanked, I started buy up these and especially during the Druid/Drombeg farce when they found billions of barrels of water rather than oil thanks to Schlumberger who messed up.

At the same time, I have always had good old Lansdowne and San Leon who are partners in Barryroe and profited accordingly.

So, sorry to disappoint you. These shares have allowed me to pay off my mortgage and fund the purchase of three houses for my children.

I think my balls are still un-burnt and my shirt is well and truly on my back and I wait for the next big bonanza when these shares hit 50p and I will be, as they say, on the pig's back. Anything above that will be gratefully received.

Back in your box TheSh*t and pull down the lid after you.

I suppose, in your twisted narcissistic mind, it is all a pack of lies because you, and only you, know the "real" truth.

Yes, Ryan was not Minister for Communications in 2019 but that other charlatan, Brid Smith was causing havoc just as Ryan is doing now with her wishy-washy party, "People Before Profit" where she wanted oil and gas exploration banned but with no compensation for the oil companies.

This was the sort of thing she was claiming "TD claims estimate of costs of ban on fossil fuels “pure fantasy”" and had introduced a bill to ban fossil fuel discoveries and not pay any compensation.

So all we got with Ryan was one fool following the other and he is using delaying tactics but if Ireland has any outages this winter he will be blamed and he will run for cover.

And you were wrong with Helvick. You tried to give the impression that Providence had lost the licence but it had just gone through the normal process which you tried to use bluster to cover your mistake.

And as that quote from Smith makes clear, if the government tries to stop the development of Barryroe or Hook Head or Helvick they will have to pay out billions of euros in compensation.

So we are sitting pretty irrespective of what way it goes. Providence will end up a rich company one way or another. We will all be rich and you will be in the dog house where you belong.

How many times was the word spelt Helvic and how many times was it spelt Helvick?

As usual you twist things, you narcissistic heap of thrash, but as usual you show your idiocy and stupidity.

Fact:

from report DCAEE - Report Covering Period 1 January 2021 – 30 June 2021

Helvick Lease Undertaking -

1 March 2016 – 28
February 2018
(extension under
consideration)

So what are you talking about?

The lease extension has been requested and like Barryroe, Ryan is sitting on it.

He can sit on it all he likes but it will be granted either by him or by somebody else. It cannot be given to another party without Providence's agreement.

If it is not extended before Ryan leaves office, which could be sooner rather than later, Providence will get the extension when a reasonable person sees sense.

You don't have a clue as to how the Irish oil licensing system works. What has been requested is a Petroleum lease rather than a Standard Oil Exploration license.

Stop bullsh**ing until you know how the Irish oil licensing system works and stop making false statements just to try and prove your point.

How many times was the word spelt Helvic and how many times was it spelt Helvick?

As usual you twist things, you narcissistic heap of thrash, but as usual you show your idiocy and stupidity.

Fact:

from report DCAEE - Report Covering Period 1 January 2021 – 30 June 2021

Helvick Lease Undertaking -

1 March 2016 – 28
February 2018
(extension under
consideration)

So what are you talking about?

The lease extension has been requested and like Barryroe, Ryan is sitting on it.

He can sit on it all he likes but it will be granted either by him or by somebody else. It cannot be given to another party without Providence's agreement.

If it is not extended before Ryan leaves office, which could be sooner rather than later, Providence will get the extension when a reasonable person sees sense.

You don't have a clue as to how the Irish oil licensing system works. What has been requested is a Petroleum lease rather than a Standard Oil Exploration license.

Stop bullsh**ing until you know how the Irish oil licensing system works and stop making false statements just to try and prove your point.

I am glad I forced you to go and read the AGM presentation.

Now let us look at what you purposely did not state when you mentioned Helvic.

What "Exactly" did Linn say about Helvick? He said that "in one hole" they had flow tests of 10,000 barrels a day of oil and it had come out of the jurassic.

You deliberately only gave the bald facts that:

"32.33 talks about the fact that Helvick is located in the jurassic plate and therefore there is potential for further massive discovery in barryroe's jurassic plate which has never been tested."

Yes it has been tested. Linn told you so when he pointed out that a flow test on Helvic had flowed at 10,000 barrels a day back on the "bad" old days when seismic was in its infancy.

It was never progressed by Marathon because oil was as cheap as chips back then and the amount of oil in Helvick was too small for them based on its price. The same goes for Hook Head which also flowed commercially but the amount did not compare to Barryroe or the potential in the other holes O'Reilly dug in Druid and Drombeg.

Now how many years ago did Helvick flow at 10,000 barrels and it all came out one hole in the ground. So what are the benefits?

Barryroe is very large and relatively thin. Helvick is deep with one hole so the cost that flowed 10,000 barrels a day so developing Helvick will be far cheaper than developing Barryroe because in Barryroe it is anticipated there will be 24 wells while in Helvick only one.

So, even if Barryroe is put off further there is no reason why Providence cannot switch to developing Helvick and then using the revenue from it to develop Barryroe.

So what is all the b/s about the funding for Barryroe? As usual, you are just spreading muck raking up old red herrings.

And the old stories tell why O'Reilly failed with his deals. Because he destroyed all his trust when he sold 13.1m shares for $100m and then promised that "The rest will be used to fund the development of the Barryroe field off the coast of Cork." He wasted the money on chasing red herrings.

Even you would not trust him after that.

So, liar, you will soon be gone and good riddance.

ps200306,

How do you know the items were "bilge" if you did not read them?

You sure spend a lot of time on here for somebody who claims they only read items selectively.

So stop fooling us. You read everything but pretend you don't.

Caught by your own petard, as they say.

Agreed.

The only trouble is that the alternatives are now redundant and I would like to see a united Ireland. Fortunately I have other alternatives who are worth following and if I was in Kerry I would be voting for the Healy Rae brothers.

I like the fact that they make a total fool's ding-dong of the Dail. It seems one of them keeps getting phone calls during his presence which is driving some in the Labour party mad.

https://www.thesun.ie/news/7635071/alan-kelly-enough-danny-healy-rae-phone/

Nothing like a pair of rebels to shake the place up.

Just to underline my previous point that Sinn Fein are now in a strong position The Morning Star has endorsed that.

https://morningstaronline.co.uk/article/w/sinn-fein-most-popular-party-irish-republic-according-new-polls

If this winter is a total f/up with people freezing, blackouts etc the chance is that we will have a general election in the spring of 2022. You only need a swing of three TDs to join the opposition to make that happen.

Then Sinn Fein will become the largest party both North and South and all hell will break out and since Sinn Fein is only interested in a united Ireland they will be happy to see things like the Barryroe development taking place as it is not on their agenda and they are all for self-sufficiency.

As for Ryan, he is praying that the rising cost of gas and the loss of commercial CO2 is only short term, as he has claimed, quote: ""We will have to intervene in the budget. We'll come forward with specific measures to address this very significant but hopefully short-term problem."

If he is wrong, he is for the birds.