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Sorry to see England lose last night but they should have brought on the "Irish" man, Grealish, sooner. Other Irishman, Rice, played a blinder.

Kalvin Phillips was another star and I suspect he will not be too much longer a Leeds player - far too good for their status in the Premier League.

Hate to see those Italians win as they play football like a band of Mafiosi with their bullyboy tactics and the referee was far too lenient on them. At least two should have been sent off.

So, I am afraid, we are still one up as we beat those horrible Italians in 1994 and England still wait.

So, England, unlike your Scottish neighbours, I was sorry you lost.

The idea that there are "3" stooges is totally incorrect. There are only two. You cannot call Angus McCoss a "stooge".

He made Tullow billions of dollars when he discovered numerous oil sites for them. In fact, in one instance when the drillers had reached the agreed proof depth he instructed the drillers to go down about another 50 meters and he hit a huge pay load.

I have always regarded the other two as Don Quixote and his lackey , Sancho Panza, who spent all of our money tilting at windmills in an oily way.

I suspect McCoss left Providence and joined up was due to the delay in getting Barryroe started. As the technical "boffin" he would be waiting years for something to happen and with the potential of dCarbonX getting a deal in Ireland sooner he has more use of his skills there than in the current Providence and he gives dCarbonX a level of credibility that the other two's track record would not hold.

For example, dCarbonX has a deal with Ireland's electrical supplier to potentially develop hydrogen storage. As Quixote says, "Storing green hydrogen at scale in subsurface offshore caverns is a safe and cost-effective solution". Where are those caverns? Kinsale would be the prime candidate and McCoss has the technical knowhow to progress that.

I was sorry he left Providence as his track record speaks for itself.

Remember England, we beat the Italians in 1994 in New York and you haven't beaten them in about 70 years.

Does that make it one up to us?

To sylviasmother,

What happened to syliva's father? The mother gets all the blame. Daddy was probably hiding under the bed.

As for your previous item where you discuss the possibility that Providence are planning for the oil as well as the gas and might also explain why Larry Goodman is there can be found in the presentation given by Alan Linn last October which can be found at
https://www.providenceresources.com/sites/default/files/providence_resources_investor_presentation_october_2020.pdf

If you go to page 18/22 it shows you the potential integrated system and you will see it has both a processing plant for chemicals, agribusiness and hydrogen (the new super fuel) all interconnected to carbon capture.

If they could pull this off it would make for one heck of a development and satisfies every "green" noddy who might try and throw a spanner in the works.

It is rumoured that the Sean O'Driscoll is " Seán O’Driscoll, the managing director of Glen Dimplex. "

He has denied it but it could be his wife who is the shareholder and not him. Just a legality as he could transfer them to her without making it pubic or he could have them in trust which means the trustee is the "legal" owner.

Either way, if he had bought his 4% on 18th March 2020 they would have cost him about £400k. At today's price, they would be worth about £1.5m which shows a nice profit if he wanted to take it.

Even in the worst case scenario can you see these going back to 1.1p or even lower? Never.

Article in todays Irish Times says we have to pay to be "Green" and gas will be needed to get there.

https://www.irishtimes.com/business/energy-and-resources/electricity-prices-to-rise-during-transition-to-low-carbon-regulator-says-1.4613108

If Sinn Fein went with one the preference would be Fine Fail since Fine Fail was set up by De Valera - Ireland's greatest disaster - when they split from Sinn Fein in 1926 so they have had the same policies for the last one hundred years when that coward, De Valera, would not go to London to negotiate the treaty but sent Collins who said he was signing his own death warrant by going. And as history shows, De Valera had Collins murdered at Beal Na Blath in 1922.

So a Fine Fail/Sinn Fein coalition would be the logical combination and when you include the "Independents" you would have a majority. Could happen at the switch over in December 2022 when Martin resigns and a new Taoiseach will be elected. It should be Varadkar, our Indian ex-Taoiseach, if Fine Fail are happy to transfer over but what happens if Fine Fail disagree and especially if they are totally sick of the "Greens" by then.

Forget Shannon. What about the LNG plant that was proposed for Cork and was only abandoned this January because the gas came from "fracking" and the "Greens" objected.

Now, what happens when Sinn Fein becomes the next government?

Give it two or three years at most, Sinn Fein will be the government in Ireland, especially if they win, as anticipated, the Dublin Bay South by-election on July 8th and they become the largest party in Ireland. Ireland is sick and tired of Fine Fail and Fine Gael and most people detest the Green Party so watch this space.

Sinn Fein will not object to that plant in Cork harbour because they will only be interested in a united Ireland and any revenue that will help them get it will be gratefully received and Barryroe gas is not "fracked".

Barryroe gas was always considered a possible FLNG project back to the time when they had the MOA with Shell who are the largest LNG producers in the world. So, if the Kinsale pipeline is not used the solution to Barryroe is an FLNG with offload to the LNG terminus in Cork Harbour.

https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/arid-20455405.html

But if Barryroe gas is developed using a FLNG who can stop them? The gas does not come from "fracking" so it cannot be blocked by "The Greens" and LNG from Barryroe was always considered when Providence signed the MOA with Shell years ago and Shell are the biggest LNG developers in the world and it will need a terminus in Cork harbour to process it and transfer it into the Irish gas network at Whitegate.

And considering the fact that Providence has money in the bank and no debt I am sure Linn et al. can hang on a few years until the government changes with Mary Lou as the new Taoiseach and then we will say to Ryan, "On your bike".

And will Irvine oil object if the oil from Barryroe ends up in Whitegate? Of course not.

So, again, "softly, softly catchee monkey" and goodbye Fine Fail, Fine Gael and The Greens. Your days are nearly done. It is clear that once Fine Fail and Fine Gael joined together the shades of the 1921 Civil War was over which will be replaced by a Sinn Fein government sooner rather than later and again, probably well before "the fat lady sings".

So, like John Milton "I can wait".

He can't attend the AGM. He has no shares.

And even if he did, you can get a list of the attendees, if you are a member , which we can publish and work out who he is by a process of elimination. He/she will be the one outside (because he will not be allowed in) wearing a kaftan, with open toed sandals, smelly feet, unwashed with long unkept hair holding a placard with "Bring back Tony O'Reilly" on it. Easy to spot and easy to avoid.

We could all be kind and throw him a few euros as we go in and tell him to wash his feet and everything else, with the money.

And yes, I did see that Pat Plunkett was retiring on the 21st July after the AGM, which you will not be attending but I reckoned since you cannot read you would not notice.

And, by the way, Pat Plunkett has been on €100K a year since he became chairman so I expect Linn will be relative to that on about €350K which is peanuts for a company with an asset as big as Barryroe.

I note you are a bit of an a-licker for the brave Shrek.

I also note you previously got it wrong about my Blinkx shares when you intimated I did not own any.

And even if you use a mobile phone to comment on this board it does not follow that you can be frivolous with the English language. I might not be English but I do know how to use it properly.

Perhaps I will look back at a few of your posts and do an assessment on your ability in that matter.

Wrong again Shrek and I'm still waiting for a response re your shares. As they say, "empty vessels make most sound" and you are ringing loud and clear.

And how come you are on here so often today if you are supposed to be working? Probably working on picking your nose or your toes, more like.

You keep mentioning me which means I am getting under your skin. Like a bad itch you would like to scratch but that will only make it worse.

HSBC are currently offering loans at 0.99% for a two year deal and No, I don't need one. I have plenty of money already unlike you and shares, to me are a game, win or lose, but good fun. Bricks and mortar are far better long term and I have plenty of that.

Yes, you should learn proper English even if you do come from some Asian country such as India, ****stan or Bangladesh as you have used the term "spoof and bluster" improperly and actually illegally. Please use proper English in future but learn it first.

And as for the salaries of the management , if you knew anything about company accounts you would know those figures will be in the annual accounts when they are published along with the date for the AGM. You stated AGM on a date in late July? Have you insider information?
In fact, I have a relative in England that earns £1,000 a day as a consultant and the current rate for a solicitor in Ireland is around €400 an hour and in England £500 an hour. Since you obviously cannot do maths, too young or too stupid, that equates to about £750k a year.

And, by the way, how much did Plunkett and McCoss earn in Tullow? Over $1m a year each. Plunkett is going because he has handed over to one of his pals, James Menton. And while he is leaving, has he sold his shares? I think not.

And while we are on the subject of remuneration, how was it that the woman who owns the betting site Bet365 paid herself US$647 million (£469 million) last year and is worth over $10billion, all paid for by fools like you who waste their money gambling on irrelevancies or wasting their time on thn
ings that do not make them any money rather than good opportunities like Barryroe.

So why are you so worried about what the management of Providence were paid? Answer. Because you cannot earn, even if you can, more than the clippings of tin and anything over the basic rate of €12 an hour would be riches and "big money" to you.

By the way, it is also illegal to claim someone or something is "Spoof and Bluster".

Perhaps you should learn proper English or are you perhaps one of those spoofers living and scamming from Mumbai or elsewhere? Are you actually English or Irish and if not is that why you cannot buy shares in PVR.

And how come you have so much "spare" time when you tell us you are so "busy"?

"Spoofer and bullsh***er" rather than Spoofer and bluster.

I will keep posting until you tell us.

If " I will be there to meet and greet all my fanboys! Who all can make it?" is not Spoof and Bluster what is.

You must be the most gullible id**t on the planet.

And how many shares did you say you have so you can go to the AGM? Remind us or will the "Spoof and Bluster" stop you from telling us?

Have you recently boiled your head in a bowl of cabbage because that is what you clearly have between your ears.

How many shares "spoof and bluster"? I will keep asking 'til you tell me.

Ranger4,

There is no shortage of money to fund Barryroe. There is so much swilling around even in Ireland that it will be easy to fund as long as "Bicycle Eamon" does not play silly bu**ers" and delays the approval. But at some point in the future his goose will be cooked.

What is the current interest rate to borrow money? 0.99%. The banks are literally giving it away as they cannot make money if the do not lend and they have so much of it that any interest is worth having.

So, I am sure Providence could raise €50m or more tomorrow without breaking sweat as they have no debt - note from the accounts - at minimum rate so why dilute?

I know of one Irish man who recently made €130m on a deal and he is just a "ordinary joe" and you will never have heard of him.

There is a bye election in Dublin on 8th July which Sinn Fein is expected to win and Fine Gael to lose which will mean Sinn Fein will become the largest party in the State with 38 seats.

So what will happen at the next general election if we have to wait that long? You can expect Sinn Fein to form the next government. And when you consider they already have 26 seats in Northern Ireland so you can expect a push for a "united Ireland" and they will be glad to have the oil and gas from Barryroe when that happens.

So, as they say, "softly, softly catchee monkey" or as Warren Buffett says, "hold on, it will come right on the night".

Again TheShi** you have got it wrong.

You are not allowed to put Spoof and Bluff! into an RNS. It is a legal document.

And who expects anybody to give you gospel and verse in an RNS? You get that by asking the right questions at the AGM. Since you are "going" to the AGM you can ask them yourselves at that, because that is where you get the "real meat".

At one AGM I went to, not for Providence I might add, some proverbial from the floor was saying how "good" the company was doing. When I queried him through the chair I asked him how many shares he had, just as I asked you but you failed to answer. When he told me I told him to shut up as I had 10x times his share and I thought the company was doing cra*p.

And as for you swizz, can you tell me your real name as I want to report you to the FCA for insider trading if you have been getting confidential information from the company. That is also a legal offence.

And if you don't want to tell us your name, I am quite happy to contact Providence and complain that you have been getting information not available to the general public which is the definition of "insider trading" and is totally illegal.

Why don't you people stop bullsh***ing and learn how Company Law works.

Swizz,

A few pointers you might have missed which are very significant.

1. "The Standard Exploration License (SEL1/11) for Barryroe expires in July 2021 and the Company has applied for a Lease Undertaking License, which is the follow-on permit. An updated Lease Undertaking was submitted on 9 April 2021, more than three months before the end of the exploration license, as required by the regulator."

Note, "as required by the regulator", i.e Eamon Ryan. A use it or lose it requirement.

2. "The Irish government introduced a ban on new oil exploration in September 2019 in response to a call for direct action to reduce the impacts of climate change. The government has confirmed on many occasions that existing licenses are unaffected. Moreover, it has confirmed it will continue to progress existing licenses through their various stages, as the regulations intended. "

Would cost the government hundreds of millions of euros in legal costs if it did not let this happen.

3. "Providence is also progressing discussions with several Norwegian banks proposing to raise a conventional bond to contribute a material portion of the Early Development Scheme capital requirement."

I am sure it is not the only place they are looking but it is all about timing.

So, how come you were expecting these? None of them was a given until this confirmation.

For example, Providence could have forfeited the license for Barryroe if the follow-on permit had not been requested. Did you know they had applied for it?

The fact they are working with Norwegian banks is also an unknown until now. And it is significant because Schlumberger who are a partner in this venture have a large presence in Norway and they owe Providence a major favour. Why?

Because back in 2015 Schlumberger and John O'Sullivan convinced O'Reilly that Druid and Drombeg contained oodles of oil and gas. They spent six months, at Providence's expense, convincing him so he got partners spent buckets of Providence's mony only to find that Druid and Drombeg had a lot of fluid in them but it turned out to be billions of barrels of water instead of oil. Not Schlumberger's finest hour.

The switch of Merton for Plunkett was probably due to Pat's retirement. He is now 70. Do you want him to do a Biden or Trump and go on 'til he drops? Merton is 67 so he has a few more years and has very much the financial background that Plunkett had and he is currently the lead on a very "political" hot potato in Ireland with the development of the "National Maternity Hospital ", so he has very much the ear of the Irish government.

So, a few things you might not have gleaned from today's statement but totally relevant when those two ghouls of Smith and Ryan sit on the fence waiting to chew Providence up. This puts a rocket up both their jacksies just as it does for TheShrek. Where is he? probably as you say, in bed, sucking his dummy or something else

Exactly, Cephalo.

How can you have "fun" posting at 2.55am. And don't let him try and fool us he is in a different time zone because his time line proves he is not.

He reminds me of a man who played, and lost, a very important badminton match with his wife. When somebody asked him "Did you get it when you went home?" He answered, "that was the problem, I didn't".

Obviously poor Shex either never had it, and certainly doesn't get it or else he might sleep at night instead of insomnia giving him bad dreams about the people like me who have made a lot of money out of Providence and will make more in the future.

A pathetic ******, who wastes his time with shares he clearly states he does not own. Obviously hasn't got two pennies to rub together. Jealousy and envy are terrible afflictions.

He will vanish like the oozlum bird once Providence makes an announcement.

JODO.

Don't shoot the messenger as you look of your window at the Atlantic in places such as Dún An Óir or Kilrush,Kilkee or Spanish Point but It was not I who claimed that Dublin had a drought in 2020 and has now a major water problem. Read on.

"The Dublin region has had its driest spring since 1837, at a time when the need for extra hygiene to combat Covid-19 has resulted in a 20 per cent greater demand for water."

Good old Met Eireann said there were

https://www.met.ie/climatological-droughts-and-dry-spells-2020-2.

Obviously the grossly exaggerated population of Dublin causes the water problem. But if you are old enough you will remember that years ago the Government wanted to spread the civil service departments around the country but the staff would not go. It was called "The National Spatial Strategy", devised in 2002 and dead in its tracks as the workers would not go.

Dail quote from 2014: "We had a national spatial strategy from 2002, but it has largely been abandoned. The only one paying any attention to it now is An Bord Pleanála."

https://www.met.ie/climatological-droughts-and-dry-spells-2020-2

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/environment/q-a-what-ireland-s-exceptional-drought-means-for-our-water-supply-1.4270154

What’s more, according to analysis by Irish Climate Analysis and Research Units (Icarus) in Maynooth University, drought conditions now are more extreme – and earlier in the year – compared with 2018.

Imagine, Dublin, in the land of the green short of water.

The problem with Irish water is that for too long it was taken for granted. Error one was the mistake of not separating grey water from reclaimed water from drains,etc. Both end up together in Dublin so rain water cannot be reused.

Last year, not only was there a water drought but there was also a shortage of wind, so "renewable" energy was at its lowest in years. Not too good for a country that has depended on the Gulf Stream for its climate but which has slowed so much that Ireland does not get the summer rainfall or the wind it used to have and nor will it get it in the future.

So, the water supply has more to do with climate change than it has with data centres, of which there are about 7.2m around the world.

The water supply, of course, supports the sewage system so how about this article?

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland/irish-news/delay-to-1-300-new-dublin-homes-due-to-sewerage-problem-1.4586097

Time for a few desalination plants in north county Dublin is rumoured but how could you work them without electricity. And I wonder how that would be generated? Oil and Gas, perhaps as these plants use an "average of 10-13 kilowatt hours (kwh) per every thousand gallons". That's a lot of electricity and hence a lot of oil and gas.

As for mistakes, remember when the Dodder overflowed due to a downpour and they forgot to unlock the sluice gates in Ringsend causing a backwash that flooded those nice rich people who had houses on Westminster road.

Look at the mess this year in the Dodder.

https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/health/disgusting-videos-show-river-effluent-19762403

And "the Greens" keep worrying about Ireland's green and pleasant land. Pull the other one.

Who Wants Datacentres?

You do because you are using the internet. Check the service provider did you come in through and you can be sure they are using a datacentre to let you look, read and write on this BB.

Ireland is a perfect place for EU datacentres because it has a "temperate" climate, is part of the EU hence is legally entitled to store EU data and Ireland is a "safe" country.

If you knew anything about disaster recovery, you would know that all data is replicated in dual or more locations since a fire, a power outage or a bomb could wipe out the whole internet very quickly.

For example, in New York, all private datacentres are replicated across the river in New Jersey. Why? Because New York and New Jersey have independent electrical supplies so if one goes down the other takes over.

So, I am afraid your comment does not bear considering in the real world. Datacentres run on electricity for cooling and processing. Ireland is an ideal place to locate them as its average temperature is pretty consistent and cool . All it needs is the electricity to drive them and that comes from oil and gas so where does it get it from?

A bit of a Luddite, I am afraid.