Galway Metals Intersects 1.5 g/t Gold over 26.5m at Clarence Stream Project

Galway Metals Inc. announced new results from its drilling program at the Southwest Deposit within the Clarence Stream gold project in New Brunswick. The key findings include 1.5 g/t gold over 26.5 metres, including 5.7 g/t over 4.5 metres. This project features a 65-kilometre strike length with significant gold showings.

President and CEO Rob Hinchcliffe highlighted the potential for a larger open pit at the Southwest Deposit and upcoming assays from the South Deposit, known for visible gold zones. Drill holes CL-200, CL-202, and CL-203 show high-grade continuity within and beyond current resource pits, suggesting open pit expansions.

Additional exploration is supported by New Brunswick's Junior Mining Assistance Program, contributing up to $50,000 for further drilling in 2024. Galway's drilling efforts aim to bolster high-quality gold ounces within Clarence Stream's starter pit.

The company adheres to strict quality control measures with assays conducted by accredited laboratories and uses systematic insertion of blanks and standards to ensure reliable results.