Articles in the Contibret Category

The company seeking to establish a gold mine in Clontibret has announced that it has discovered a new gold target elsewhere in its Irish licence area. Conroy Gold & Natural Resources plc said a new extensive gold-in-soil anomaly covering an area of around 40 acres had been discovered during a soil sampling programme. “The newly discovered gold-in-soil target lies between the company’s Derryhennet gold target, where drilling and trenching have identified significant grades and widths of gold-inbedrock, and the site where the Clay Lake Gold nugget was discovered in the ...

Exploration and development company Conroy Gold last week announced further positive sampling results from a section of the Longford- Down Massif, which includes the location at Clontibret, Co Monaghan where Conroy is proposing to establish its first gold mine. Conroy said 23 of the 65 samples collected recorded values of more than 500 parts of zinc per million over an area of around 0.8 by 0.9 kilometres at Aughnagurgan. It said 10 of the samples were reported as being greater than 1,000 parts per million, with the overall range being ...

Conroy Gold and Natural Resources announced this week that it is pursuing a joint venture with Turkish mining company Demir to develop its gold exploration project in the Border region, including its prospect at Clontibret in Co Monaghan. Conroy said it had signed a letter of intent to form a joint venture with Demir Export, which had agreed to pay €9 million in two tranches to finance the first two phases of development of the 65- kilometre gold prospecting corridor at the Longford-Down Massif. Chairman Professor Richard Conway stated: ”Demir ...

The preferred route corridors for the major road developments on the N2 from Clontibret to the Border and Ardee to Castleblayney were confirmed on Tuesday last. The extensive public consultation process that preceded the confirmation of the routes did not result in any changes to the proposals that were presented to the public during consultation, consulting engineers Jacobs and Monaghan Co Council stated. “Following review and consideration of the submissions and feedback received, it was determined that there was no new and/or additional information of enough significance to necessitate an ...

Colm Shalvey reports Can champions Clontibret complete great escape in relegation play-off? Amid the ongoing restrictions and after a final round of group games where the slimmest of margins sent some teams on separate paths towards the top end or the relegation shake-up, the Monaghan club football championships reach the knockout stages this weekend. The messy sideline scenes towards the end of the Latton v Carrickmacross game garnered the headlines on a weekend where there were many talking points across the grades, not least holders Clontibret losing their grip on the Mick ...

COMMENT Some of the more philosophical and reflective musings on the Covid-19 pandemic have centred around the restorative effect that the cessation of human activity, and certain forms of industrial production in particular, have had on aspects of the environment. Beyond the birdsong now beguilingly audible in the absence of early morning traffic noise and the enhanced freshness of the air we breathe when we emerge from our homes for exercise is some substantial evidence that the reduction in air pollution and carbon emissions is visiting benefits on the biosphere. The ...

SECOND ROUND OF PUBLIC CONSULTATION HELD IN MONAGHAN Michael Fisher As Monaghan County Council’s largest ever civil engineering project progresses, plans went on display in Monaghan this week for six possible new routes for the N2 Clontibret to the Border national road scheme. Only one will be selected following the latest round of public consultation. A second related project covering a 32km section of the N2 from Ardee to Castleblayney is progressing simultaneously and consultation will be held in a fortnight’s time in both towns as well as Carrickmacross. Monaghan County ...

The discovery of a new gold outcrop was announced this week by the company conducting gold mining explorations in the Clontibret area. Conroy Gold and Natural Resources plc said the new outcrop had been discovered between the Clontibret gold deposit and the Corcaskea gold target. Continuity was becoming established between the Clontibret deposit and the Corcaskea target, the company said in a statement to the Stock Exchange as follows: “Conroy Gold and Natural Resources plc (AIM: CGNR) is pleased to report the…

Exploration drilling being carried out by Conroy Gold and Natural Resources plc at its Clontibret gold deposit continues to yield positive results, the company stated this week. In its latest announcement, the company stated that “significant gold intersections have been discovered in two new drill holes completed under its current programme. Covering a length of 402.7m, ten and six …

Conroy Gold And Natural Resources Plc is to “materially increase” the drilling meterage at its gold deposit site in Clontibret, Co Monaghan following what the company has described as “recent positive drilling results”. Earlier this year, the company announced the discovery of additional extensive gold zones at Clontibret, reporting “wide mineralised intersectors and grades of up to 24 g/t gold”. In an update to shareholders, released to the Stock Exchange last week, the AIM-listed explorer said that it was increasing the meterage drilled by circa 70% to over 1,700 metres. ...