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PALLAS GREEN |
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Ireland
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Limerick |
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ADVANCED DISCOVERY
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294 km² / 72,647 acres |
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Explores for
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Lead - Zinc -
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| Risk and valuation analysis of the PALLAS GREEN Project |
| Status Risk : Advanced discovery |
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| Title(s) of the PALLAS GREEN Project |
 | Xstrata plc
Owner: 100% |
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| Title | Company Profile | All Projects | Company website | Company project page |
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| Location of the PALLAS GREEN Project |
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The Pallas Green property comprises 9 contiguous prospecting licenses extending from Limerick City east-southeast to the former Gortdrum Mine in Co. Tipperary. The licenses cover an area of approximately 300 square kilometers and are located in the southern part of the Midland Orefield;
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| History of the PALLAS GREEN Project |
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Drilling to date has only partly explored some 30% of the total licence area and expectations of further discoveries remain high. Future work objectives are twofold; delineation of reportable resources through infill drilling at the main discovery sites; and identification of additional sulphide lenses through “step out” drilling.
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| Geology of the PALLAS GREEN Project |
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The geology of the Pallas Green license block is dominated by the Pallas Green Alteration Trend, a zone of structural and hydrothermal complexity, which extends for over 20 kilometres between Castlegarde and Limerick, and which is believed to be analogous to the Rathdowney Trend with which both the Lisheen and Galmoy zinc-lead deposits are associated
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Data last updated on : 8/5/2010
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Disclaimer
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All information on this page comes from internal and external sources deemed reliable. This information might not be up to date, so please perform due diligence before making any conclusion or making any action. Do contact us should any information be missing or incorrect.
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