Exploration company pushes case for Barryroe oil and gas field

Directors of company say Barryroe could underpin 'Ireland’s economic stability through a turbulent global energy environment'

The directors of a company which aims to reopen exploration at the Barryroe oil and gas field off the Cork coast says the field could play a "vital role in underpinning Ireland’s economic stability through a turbulent global energy environment".

The directors of a company which aims to reopen exploration at the Barryroe oil and gas field off the Cork coast says the field could play a "vital role in underpinning Ireland’s economic stability through a turbulent global energy environment".

In its latest financial results filed this week, Barryroe Transition Energy, formerly known as Barryroe Offshore Energy and Providence Resources, made a loss of €656,201 in 2025, arising from costs and professional fees.