| Risk and valuation analysis of the Curraghinalt Project |
| Status Risk : Advanced discovery |
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| Title(s) of the Curraghinalt Project |
 | Tournigan Energy Limited
Owner: 100% |
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 | Minco PLC.
Back in right: 2% |
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| Location of the Curraghinalt Project |
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The Curraghinalt property is located in County Tyrone in central Northern Ireland,
approximately 127-km west of Belfast and approximately 15-km northeast of the town of
Omagh.
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| History of the Curraghinalt Project |
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Ennex International plc (“Ennex”) began exploring for gold on the Licenses in
the early 1980’s and drilled 17,783 metres in 255 drill holes plus 697 metres of
underground development and 2,856 metres of surface trenching.
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| Geology of the Curraghinalt Project |
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The geology on the License consists primarily of the Mullaghcarn Formation, a Dalradian
aged sequence of meta sedimentary rocks including pelites, semi-pelites, and
psammites. Gold occurs in quartz veins ranging in thickness from a few centimeters more...
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