Europa plans to expand Irish interests
The London-headquartered firm, which has exploration assets in Britain, Ireland, mainland Europe, and northern Africa, is unlikely to drill at its Irish prospects until 2015, but is likely to apply for a frontier licence this summer, ahead of its licensing options expiring in November.
It has already held exploratory talks regarding potential farm-out agreements for its Irish interests, with a number of high-profile international players understood to have shown interest.
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