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[hermana3] 26/2/2021 22:02

As they say wouldn't want to be out of this one over the weekend!

[amran01] 26/2/2021 21:49

Give your mind a rest.. wait till Sunday to see if there is more speculation in the papers, or Monday when the markets open. Maybe you might get a bond funding RNS

[hermana3] 26/2/2021 21:44

Who's panicking lol? We have been in this position nearly 9 years now.....

[stephenryan] 26/2/2021 21:39

STOP SPECTLATING ITS OUT OF OUR CONTROL. BUT DONT PANIC.ONLY PONDER OVER FACTS.

[hermana3] 26/2/2021 21:15

Wonder who is the source of the SBP article?

[raisethestake1] 26/2/2021 15:13

As Shakespeare once said,beware of the ides of March

[amran01] 26/2/2021 12:29

Very very early was deceiving. At the same time, he left it open to interpretation for when that is. At this stage, I don't care when they deliver it as long as it is delivered in March. It would have been the 4th month from the car crash farm-out.

[srvsrv] 26/2/2021 09:57

in the SBP: Bond done end Feb.:

"The bond has to be in place by the end of the month, and details of all financing arrangements are expected to be announced shortly."

So maybe a RNS end of day/start next week

[raisethestake1] 26/2/2021 09:50

Will we take off like the March hare. Everything down to the wire here as usual unfortunately. It's no wonder it's a 2022 drill..

[funtimejonny] 26/2/2021 08:11

Herm...not so much a case of march as shuffle.

[raisethestake1] 26/2/2021 07:34

Alan would want to get out his phone and take a short video of himself and verify his early'early in the new year comments.He does not have to give out any market sensitive information. He can then upload to YouTube. Cost of doing this is zero and piece of mind to us shareholders is priceless.

[hermana3] 26/2/2021 07:11

Ah so we will march into March with a conditional farmout.....

[hermana3] 25/2/2021 22:34

Oil spot price at $66.10 makes Barryroe all the more viable.

[hermana3] 25/2/2021 22:01

Sleepy Ryan is not exactly a friend of the non-renewables energy sector!!! He gets all heavy lidded when he sees an oil tanker...

[amran01] 25/2/2021 21:54

He said he will look at it and speak to Sleepy Ryan. I am wondering there the other MP pushed him to do that.. sleepy must be busy now with stuff landing on his table that he can't get out of. We need that freakin funding for the government stuff to get sorted out

[hermana3] 25/2/2021 21:08

Mary, Leo and FG have stolen the green's clothes and may contribute to carbon capture project at Barryroe but nowt else. A politician's promise "to look at it" is as meaningful as a hobo's spit on a rusty bucket....

[contrarymary] 25/2/2021 20:55

When any politician says that they will look at something, I would very much recommend that you don't hold your breath. His contact details are listed via the Dail website. He might respond to an email enquiry if you were of a mind. Haha it may help if you pretend to be a resident of Castleknock, Dublin his local constituency.

[amran01] 25/2/2021 20:43

I'm sure with the green initiatives there will be some money in the kitty from the gov. They will incentivise companies for sure. No idea how much etc..Any news on the parliament debate in Ireland re Barryroe? Leo V was going to look in to it..

[roadster750] 25/2/2021 20:37

AL did say that ccs would need govt support to be viable.

[amran01] 25/2/2021 20:30

Any gov subsidies on the carbon capture?

[contrarymary] 25/2/2021 20:06

I would be very interested in establishing how much carbon capture will cost. I think it will be an essential element in order to pacify the green movement. I doubt it will be cost neutral and feel it likely we will have to shoulder any costs to make it work.

[amran01] 25/2/2021 18:57

1 euro per share is far more realistic than 7. We have to factor in the gas also. But the market will not value any of it until the funds are in place, project de risked and production up and running. SpotOn are taking their sweet time getting the funds together.

[johnswan193] 25/2/2021 18:41

Also my point re Phoenix valuation was that even with our share of 350m barrels at $60 per barrel handed to us overnight it would still not take the share price back to E7 per share.

[johnswan193] 25/2/2021 17:51

How long would it take to a) start to extract the oil and b) finish extracting it. Just because it is worth $60 per b once extracted there's a long way to go to actually get hands on that, not to mention other costs and dilution along the way.