Large land position (~1,000–1,750 km² across Antrim and Colebrook projects) gives district-scale potential in one of the more under-explored parts of a Large Igneous Province (LIP) setting.
Strong conceptual geology: evidence of primitive, magnesium-rich melts (Antrim Lava Group and dykes), mafic-ultramafic intrusions, and structural pathways — all key ingredients for magmatic nickel-copper-PGE deposits.
Independent expert validation (Dr. Larry Hulbert) and multiple positive indicators: a platinum nugget, mineralized boulders/outcrops with encouraging grades, and coincident geochemical + geophysical anomalies.
Good commodity mix: Nickel and copper are critical for the energy transition (EVs, renewables), while PGEs add high-value upside. The area is compared by the company to the Eagle Mine district in Michigan (a successful small-to-medium high-grade Ni-Cu operation).
My mate kept getting fines for congestion charge in London, he lives in Shropshire.
After he the hassle of proving it was not his car but a cloned plate the said they would take the reg no: off the system?
They knew what regular time they went passed the camera, from what we know they didn't even inform the police, just ignored the car!!
@phoebeisg1nger Put your address at the top and send them this
Do not put you name on it
I had a reply from them they would not come to my property unless they had actual proof
@ConroyGoldplc For a junior explorer on an AIM-listed stock with an existing resource, these are good results that justify the positive market spin in the announcement and support the “growing potential of the wider system.” They strengthen the case for deeper/high-grade targets.
With what’s happening with Queer Starmer appointing these two tossers, it’s like he’s gone ‘you right wing fuckers want me out, now I’ll really fuck things up’
What a cunt
Overall Tone: Positive and forward-looking. The drilling hit encouraging signs on the edge of a target, setting up for follow-up (more geophysics, thin sections, winter drilling under the lake). The company positions itself for partnerships and advancement on Lahtojoki while exploring new anomalies. It’s a classic junior explorer story: technical progress in a high-upside diamond play with colored gem potential, in a tightening supply environment.
Market/Investor Context: Steve (10% holder) expressed strong bullishness, viewing the latest results as a major technical win (“mind-blowing”) with world-class potential in a niche fancy diamond market. The hosts and guests noted high risk/reward but excitement around accessibility, infrastructure, and colored diamond scarcity.
Broader Strategy and Other Assets:
• Northern Ireland: Summer fieldwork planned on nickel-copper-PGM targets (pentlandite indicators) and other critical minerals.
• Corporate: Balance sheet restructuring (e.g., director loans/debt) to make it more attractive; ongoing partner discussions. Low market cap (~£1.4m at the time) seen as undervalued given assets.
Lahtojoki (Latiö) Project: Advancing toward full mining permit (small items to resolve). Focus on partnering for development of this known diamond deposit with good grades and colored stones. Emphasis on sustainable European production of natural fancy diamonds amid declining global supply (e.g., Argyle closed, other mines winding down).
Diamond Potential: Strong indicator mineral chemistry in the area supports diamond stability. The green diamond (rare; only ~200 known globally of 1+ carat) suggests radiation-related formation and high fancy-colored diamond potential (pinks, yellows, greens). This aligns with known Finnish deposits like Lahtojoki (Latiö), which has pink diamonds. The geology points to possible kimberlite/lamproite systems with eclogitic material that could yield high-value gems.
Recent Drilling at Anomaly 5 (Finland/Karelian Craton): The team drilled based on drone geophysics and hit the edge of a main intrusive complex (olivine lamproite/breccia material with indicator minerals). They encountered lamproite-related material consistent with diamond potential but couldn’t complete the full program (including under a lake) due to an early thaw. They believe they’re on the periphery of the source body for the previously discovered green diamond in till samples.
Picture this: Starmer, the man who built his entire brand on being the boring, meticulous, "Mr Rules" prosecutor-turned-PM, decides the best person to represent Britain in Washington is Peter "Prince of Darkness" Mandelson — a guy with more baggage than a EasyJet hold queue. Despite knowing full well Mandelson had been palling around with Jeffrey Epstein post-conviction (because apparently "I stayed at his apartment but it was fine" is the new "I did not have sexual relations"), Starmer goes ahead and appoints him ambassador anyway. Genius move. Truly the political equivalent of hiring an arsonist to be your fire safety officer.
Then the Epstein files drop like a thermonuclear gossip bomb, revealing Mandelson allegedly leaking sensitive UK financial discussions to a convicted sex offender during the 2008 crash aftermath. Emails, payments, the works. Suddenly Starmer's in Parliament, red-faced, calling his own handpicked envoy a liar who "betrayed our country" and created a "litany of deceit." He even drops the peerage title like it's radioactive — "Mandelson" today, no "Lord" — while desperately insisting he was personally "betrayed" too. Mate, you appointed him. You knew about Epstein. You sacked him only when the emails made it impossible to pretend anymore. That's not betrayal; that's consequences for abysmal judgment.
And now? We're in March 2026, the first tranche of those Mandelson vetting files are dribbling out (or "at pace," as the government spin puts it), police investigations are ongoing, arrests have happened, and Labour MPs are in a darker mood than a Scottish winter. Starmer's gone from "change" to "climbdown" faster than you can say "urgent inquiry." His own party rebels forced him to hand sensitive docs to the Intelligence and Security Committee rather than let No. 10 cherry-pick what gets buried. Even Gordon Brown — the guy who once enabled Mandelson — is out here saying Starmer's in a "serious" spot. When Brown starts sounding sympathetic, you know the knives are being sharpened.
Keir, you promised integrity, transparency, and turning the page. Instead you rehired the human equivalent of a recurring STD from New Labour days, got burned spectacularly, and now your premiership looks about as stable as a Jenga tower in an earthquake. You didn't just misjudge one man — you misjudged your own ability to spot a walking scandal from 50 paces.
I put some 20’’ all terrains on my Carpathian, changed the dynamics a bit but no more worry’s where I live
I also put a Quicksilver exhaust on it, wow
Then to tidy it up (because it’s been abused in our fields) I got Assetti to replace any PPF
Got it looking like new
Then a lorry reversed into my nearside wing and drove off 🤦