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Abbeytown Drill Results
Abbeytown Drill Results.
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[{"type":"text","content":"\n \nRNS Number : 6547T Erris Resources PLC 05 July 2018 \n\nPrior to publication, the information contained within this announcement was deemed by the Company to constitute inside information as stipulated under the Market Abuse Regulations (EU) No. 596/2014 (\"MAR\"). With the publication of this announcement, this information is now considered to be in the public domain.\n \nErris Resources plc / EPIC: ERIS.L / Market: AIM / Sector: Mining\n5 July 2018\nErris Resources plc\n('Erris Resources' or the 'Company')\nHigh Grade Mineralisation Intersected at Abbeytown Zinc-Lead-Silver-Copper Project, Ireland\n \nErris Resources plc, the European focused mineral exploration company with a portfolio of zinc and base metals projects in Ireland and gold projects in Sweden, is pleased to announce first drill results from the surface diamond drilling programme underway at its 100% owned Abbeytown zinc project in County Sligo, Ireland. \n \nHighlights\n● The mineralised intervals below were all intersected in drill hole ERAB001\no 4m grading 10.85% Zn & Pb combined and 31.1g/t Ag from 163m to 167m\no 3.5m grading 6.34% Zn & Pb combined and 54.4g/t Ag from 129m to 132.5m\no 2.5m grading 7.40% Zn & Pb combined, 1.02% Cu and 29.5g/t Ag from 149m to 151.5m\no 2.3m grading 9.03% Zn & Pb combined and 28.4g/t Ag from 157m to 159.3m\n● Intersected strong mineralisation within basal shale for the first time thereby opening up new target potential\n \nErris Resources CEO, Merlin Marr-Johnson, said, \"We are excited by these results from this first hole as they confirm the mineralisation from the old Abbeytown mine continues south of the current workings. These results have also opened up new targets in the shale horizons at depth which were not previously considered prospective. The target zone is still open to the south from this hole, and the presence of copper in the core is consistent with a metal zonation that can also be seen in the mine.\n \n\"Further definition of mineralisation in the current drilling will add to our confidence that Abbeytown has the potential to host extensions of the mineralisation from the mine workings. We look forward to updating the market with further results as the work develops \"\n ...