Consolidated Spire Ventures Ltd.: First Phase of Drilling Successfully Completed on Prospect Valley Gold Prospect

Consolidated Spire Ventures Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:CZS) has completed the first phase
of drilling in the 2010 of the Prospect Valley gold property in Merritt, B.C.
This first phase was diamond drilling, consisting of step-out and infill
drilling, on the South Discovery zone. We anticipate that the assays from this
first phase will be returned to the company shortly.


Drill holes have been oriented to strike the extension of known surface
mineralization at depth. The South Discovery zone is part of a geochemical and
geophysical anomaly extending nearly two kilometres in total strike length and
up to 400 metres wide. 


Brian Buchanan, president of Spire, stated: "We are very pleased that the phase
1 diamond drill program for 2010 has been successfully completed. We are very
optimistic about what the first phase of drilling will provide. When you
consider that we are 100% carried on this prospect and that gold is at all time
highs, clearly this is a very important period of growth for the company."


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ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD,

Brian Buchanan, President and Director

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