Galway Metals Reveals Notable Gold Intersections at Clarence Stream

Galway Metals Inc. reported significant drill results at its Clarence Stream gold project in New Brunswick, Canada. The highlight was drill hole CL-232, which intersected 1.1 g/t gold over 88.0 meters, marking the thickest gold interval recorded at Clarence Stream, with visible gold noted up to 331.4 meters.

President and CEO Rob Hinchcliffe indicated these results underscore the project's scale and continuity. The company's drilling strategy aims to enhance resource footprint and upgrade categories within open-pit shells, foreseeing a steady flow of news as results unfold.

Drill hole CL-230 showed 4.3 g/t gold over 5.0 meters, located within 100 vertical meters from the surface. Additional assays remain pending. These findings reflect Galway's commitment to exploring mineralized zones and assessing extensions.

Support for exploration comes partly from the New Brunswick Junior Mining Assistance Program, contributing up to $50,000 towards drilling in 2025. Galway continues its work aligning with CIM Best Practices Guidelines, ensuring high-quality control standards throughout its operations.