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If you go far enough east you hit the Skullmartin fault...
Could the find at Clontibret and the new trend actually merge in the middle?
Just a thought.

29th July 2021 assay results from drilling at PL1870 (far east of Clontibret)
28th Oct 2022 a 4/6 week drilling period in the Eastern section of Clontibret.
None of these results as yet have been published.
East Clontibret has a large high gold Pbb ratio.
Why has the market not been informed?

I can understand investors reluctance to get involved.
I wrote out a post having a rant but deleted.it, just leaving the above.

"These low grade stockwork intervals are sub economic."
You forgot...imo.

"One of the first things you do when you discover this trend is apply for new licence acreage" said the Prof.
22nd Feb, 3rd March trend discovered.
http://www.mineralsireland.ie/ExplorationLicensingProcess/ProspectingLicenceCompetitions.htm
Heres a list of available licence areas 1st Feb 2023...
5 licence areas applied for....
Which fit the criteria? PL3579, maybe.
But the others?
PL 4554 the area of the 10pbb samples was granted 13/12/21.... Conroy have already completed their 2 year work commitments...10 months early.
Have Conroy applied for the relevant 5 licence areas and rushed through 4554 before these results were given?

Conroy now have 3 new licences that have completed their 2 year commitment period,still to be transferred to JV,these will have been accounted for in the JV agreement.
5 new licences applied for under Conroys name that will if granted have to undergo a 2 year wait to fulfil Conroys commitments before being able to transfer to JV.
Will this cause any delays in exploring these licences and the new gold trend...
Will a new financial commitment be required from Demir for Conroy to transfer after the 2 year period?
Will Demir be reluctant to spend exploration funds on licence areas the JV might never own?
Will the €9m designated for phase 1 &2 over the 40m trend now will have to be spread over further?
Are these projects just going to drag on and on ...market seems to think so.
What is going to get the markets attention?

Yes, thanks. Just realised that....its the excitement lol.
Thanks for the correction.

https://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/conroy-gold-natural-re-CGNR/share-price

If you go on the advfn site, its showing an rns dated 10/03.?
Nothing on here or LSE.
Can't open the Rns but it says " gold interception at Clay Lake.
Check it out.

https://www.localbusinesspages.ie/183250/Conroy-Diamonds-and-Gold-Plc.aspx

Well here's the relevance to Cremartin....lol.

Because in the interview he said the find was in PL4554, and Cremartin is not in PL4554.

https://dcenr.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=da2d9d49c3364f84a0f46ad0da0eeee8

Was just wondering to the relevance of Cremartin.

https://twitter.com/ConroyGoldplc/status/1631680333828562944?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Etweet
I posted this earlier, I was under the impression that Cremartin was a recent addition and I immediately thought it was the location of the new samples notified on the 3rd.
This appears not to be the case...
Anyone aware of the significance of Cremartin?
Thanks.

@26.30
The Prof says 15km South of Clay Lake we see these marvellous grades?
Where is he referring to?
Is he talking of Clay lake ( the actual lake) or Clay Lake the Conroy named deposit?

https://audioboom.com/posts/8257543-the-sunday-roast-featuring-richard-conroy-chairman-of-conroy-gold-aim-cgnr-dest-inx-ben-ch
Well worth a listen....
From 6.10.

https://twitter.com/ConroyGoldplc/status/1631680333828562944?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Etweet

Only just noticed the small addition, would have been nice to have added Newtownhamilton as well..

I'm looking forward to the first drilling results in this new trend.

Assay results from gold-in-soil sampling by the Company, on Prospecting Licence 4554 in County Monaghan, have yielded values greater than 10ppb Au over an area of 1.5KM by 1.1KM. Anomalies greater than 10ppb gold-in-soil in the Longford-Down Massif tend to be associated with gold-in-bedrock. This licence area also previously yielded sediment samples, which returned gold values of up to 170ppb Au, as part of the nationwide TELLUS survey.

No comments on the samples gold values taken by Conroy...
Just above 10pbb....
Could be very high.

PL4554 is south of Clontibret.
Just how MASSIVE will Clontibret end up being, 4m, 8m, 10m ozs?
This is very good news...
In fact its very very good news!

Or i should say its neither a single buy or sell.
But you believe what you want...will leave it at that.

Its neither a buy or sell.