Drilling Update
             



                         Glencar Mining plc

                            26 June 2008

                           Drilling Update

Glencar intersects 36 metres at 4.7 grams/tonne plus 40 metres at 4.8
           grams/tonne in best hole to date at Komana East


Glencar Mining plc ,  ("Glencar" or "the Company"),  the AIM and  IEX
listed company with gold exploration interests in Africa, is  pleased
to announce  assay   results from the  ongoing drilling campaign  at
its Komana East target  in southern Mali.

The Komana East assay results reported below relate to 13  additional
holes for which assay results have now been received.  Assays from  a
further 14  holes are  awaited.   During  this drilling  campaign  at
Komana East, some 62 drillholes have  now been completed for a  total
of 8,459  metres of  reverse circulation  and diamond  drilling.   In
addition, a total  of 2,970 metres  of RAB drilling  in 91 holes  was
completed on the Gonka  target, some 4.5  kilometres along strike  to
the south of Komana  East.  While assays are  awaited for all of  the
holes drilled on the  Gonka target, good  visual indications of  gold
mineralization  were  seen  during  the  drilling  programme   there,
indicating that the  mineralised structure  extends as  far south  as
Gonka, at least.  Drilling at Komana  was suspended on June 21st  for
the rainy season and will recommence in October next.  Results of the
drilling carried out  at the  Komana West  deposit and  the Kama  and
Soloba targets to the  south of Komana West,  will be announced  when
all remaining assays have been received from the laboratory, expected
during July.  The  results of  the RAB  drilling carried  out on  the
Gonka target and on the Solona exploration concession to the east  of
the Komana concession  will also  be announced when  all assays  have
been returned from the laboratory.

Komana East Assay Results

Table showing some significant  assays recently received from  Komana
East:


+-----------------------------------------+
|  Hole   | From | To  | Width | Au Grade |
|         | (m)  | (m) |  (m)  |  (g/t)   |
|---------+------+-----+-------+----------|
| KERC406 |  5   |  9  |   4   |   2.9    |
|---------+------+-----+-------+----------|
| KEDD407 |  69  | 74  |   5   |   2.9    |
|---------+------+-----+-------+----------|
| KEDD407 |  81  | 84  |   3   |   4.0    |
|---------+------+-----+-------+----------|
| KEDD411 |  25  | 61  |  36   |   4.7    |
|---------+------+-----+-------+----------|
| KEDD411 |  92  | 132 |  40   |   4.8    |
|---------+------+-----+-------+----------|
| KEDD412 | 148  | 151 |   3   |   2.7    |
|---------+------+-----+-------+----------|
| KEDD419 | 137  | 141 |   4   |   4.0    |
|---------+------+-----+-------+----------|
| KEDD420 | 127  | 134 |   7   |   3.7    |
|---------+------+-----+-------+----------|
| KEDD420 | 138  | 141 |   3   |   4.1    |
|---------+------+-----+-------+----------|
| KEDD420 | 147  | 149 |   2   |   1.2    |
|---------+------+-----+-------+----------|
| KERC421 |  71  | 72  |   1   |   3.1    |
|---------+------+-----+-------+----------|
| KERC421 |  76  | 79  |   3   |   2.2    |
|---------+------+-----+-------+----------|
| KEDD422 | 102  | 107 |   5   |   5.3    |
|---------+------+-----+-------+----------|
| KEDD422 | 127  | 132 |   5   |   2.1    |
|---------+------+-----+-------+----------|
| KEDD422 | 136  | 137 |   1   |   2.6    |
|---------+------+-----+-------+----------|
| KEDD422 | 140  | 144 |   4   |   1.2    |
|---------+------+-----+-------+----------|
| KEDD422 | 158  | 166 |   8   |   2.0    |
|---------+------+-----+-------+----------|
| KERC423 |  76  | 83  |   7   |   1.5    |
|---------+------+-----+-------+----------|
| KEDD427 |  84  | 86  |   2   |   5.9    |
+-----------------------------------------+



Borehole KEDD411  was  drilled  across the  projected  ore  zone  and
encountered two extensive ore grade intersections.  The first was  36
metres at 4.7 grams/tonne between 25 and 61 metres downhole depth and
the second was 40 metres at 4.8 grams/tonne between 92 and 132 metres
downhole depth, marking  this hole  as the  best drilled  to date  at
Komana East.  Logging  of recent holes  KERC430 and KEDD433,  drilled
100 metres  respectively  to  the  north and  south  of  the  KEDD411
fenceline, and for which assays have not yet been received,  confirms
that this is  a particularly rich  part of the  deposit. However  the
lack  of  significant  thicknesses  of  mineralization  in   borehole
KEDD412, which was drilled to  test the projected down-dip  extension
of the thick KEDD411 ore zone, suggests the ore zone here is probably
not as vertically dipping as it appears to be on other fencelines.

Boreholes KEDD407, KEDD419, KEDD420 and KEDD422 were also drilled  to
intersect  the  projected  ore  zone   at  deeper  levels  than   the
intersections already drilled on these fencelines. KEDD407 had to  be
abandoned at 125  metres depth  due to broken  ground conditions.   A
supplementary hole,  KEDD431  was  collared  nearby  and  drilled  to
intersect the ore zone at  approximately 130 metres vertical  depth.
Although assays for this hole  have not yet been received,  extensive
visible gold  was  noted in  the  core  between 140  and  145  metres
downhole depth, suggesting  that the  ore zone is  well developed  at
this location  and  depth.   Although ore  grade  mineralization  was
intersected  in  each  of  the  other  three  holes,  the  width   of
mineralization was less than had been seen at higher levels.  Further
drilling is required in these areas to determine the character of the
ore zone at depth.

Boreholes KERC406, KERC421,  KERC423 and KEDD427  were drilled in  or
through the  projected  ore  zone but  intersected  relatively  minor
mineralization.  This may be because the ore zone pinches somewhat at
these locations  since  an earlier  borehole,  KERC137, on  the  same
fenceline   as    KEDD427   also    intersected   relatively    minor
mineralization, suggesting ore zone pinching in this area.

Boreholes KERC405,  KERC410 and  KERC425 were  drilled  predominantly
outside of the projected ore zone and, as expected, intersected  only
relatively minor mineralization.

Details of the drillhole locations  will be published shortly on  the
Company's website at www.glencarmining.ie

We are  very pleased  to  be able  to  report continuing  success  in
delineating the ore-grade  mineralisation along  the Sankarani  Shear
Zone at Komana. We expect to receive the outstanding assays from  the
completed drilling within the next three  to four weeks and once  the
data has  been  incorporated  into  the  database,  and  the  ongoing
geological interpretative work completed, the database will be  given
to SRK Consulting (UK) Limited who will complete an updated  resource
statement incorporating the Komana East and Komana West deposits.  We
anticipate that the study  will result in  a significant increase  in
the gold resource figure for the project.

Glencar controls  a total  of  23 kilometres  of strike length  along
the major Sankarani Shear Zone to the north and south of Komana  East
within the Komana licence and the mineralisation there is open  along
strike in both directions.  The Sankarani Shear Zone extends into the
Sanioumale licence, which lies immediately to the north of the Komana
licence, and is one of  the licences held by  Glencar as part of  the
joint venture with a subsidiary of Gold Fields Limited.  The  results
of the aeromagnetic survey flown by Glencar over the Komana  Licence,
have shown the presence of  a series of distinct exploration  targets
along strike to the north and south of the Komana East deposit,  each
of which has geophysical and structural similarity to the Komana East
ore zone.


Hugh McCullough, EurGeol., PGeo, Managing  Director of Glencar, is  a
member of the Institute of Geologists of Ireland.  He is a  qualified
person as  defined in  the  Guidance Note  for  Mining, Oil  and  Gas
Companies, March 2006, of the London Stock Exchange.  He has reviewed
and  approved   the   technical   information   contained   in   this
announcement.

Note 1 -  the Company has  in place a  comprehensive QA/QC  programme
designed to ensure the  integrity and quality  of sampling and  assay
results.  All assays have been carried out at SGS Analabs  laboratory
at Morila Mine in Mali.


Notes to Editors

Glencar is  a  Dublin-based  exploration  company  with  a  focus  on
exploration and development of gold  deposits in Africa. Glencar  has
found major gold deposits in Ghana, West Africa in both the 1980s and
in the 1990s. The  Company has operations in  Mali and Ghana in  West
Africa and in Uganda in East Africa.

For further information please contact:


Glencar Mining plc
Hugh McCullough, Managing Director
Tel:         +353 1 661 9974
e-mail:      info@glencarmining.ie



Bishopsgate Communications
Nick Rome/Michael Kinirons
Tel:    +44 20 7562 3350
e-mail: nick@bishopsgatecommunications.com



Davy Corporate Finance
Brian Corr, Associate Director
Tel:      +353 1 679 6363

- ---END OF MESSAGE---





Georgina Energy (LSE:GEX)
Gráfico Histórico do Ativo
De Fev 2025 até Mar 2025 Click aqui para mais gráficos Georgina Energy.
Georgina Energy (LSE:GEX)
Gráfico Histórico do Ativo
De Mar 2024 até Mar 2025 Click aqui para mais gráficos Georgina Energy.