Irish exploration company, Ormonde Mining is in advanced talks regarding the funding of its headline asset — the Barruecopardo tungsten project in Spain.

Over 1,000 beef farmers involved in the Irish Angus Beef Producers group recently enjoyed a celebratory barbecue on the farm of Tony and Margaret O’Mahony at Carey’s Cross, Bandon, Co Cork, to mark 10 years of producing premium beef for the ABP food group.

GALWAY hurling chiefs last night opted to defer a board meeting which had been scheduled to announce who they were proposing as the county’s next senior hurling boss.

OFFALY chairman Pat Teehan has warned of the dangers of allowing counties to readily challenge decisions made by the GAA’s national bodies.

Clarinbridge 2-18 O'Loughlin Gaels 0-12

THERE may be a tendency in the GAA to liberally bestow classic status on games, but the rush to throw garlands on this All-Ireland Club SHC semi-final is wholly justified.

ORMONDE Mining – the Navan-headquartered mineral exploration company, with a focus on the Spanish market – has reported a pre-tax loss of just under €1.58 million for 2009.

ORMONDE Mining, the Co Meath-based mineral exploration company, has reported a loss of €242,000 for the six months to the end of June – significantly down on a loss of €379,000 for the first half of last year.

Two “talented footballers” who assaulted three men and left one with a serious head injury have been jailed by Judge Katherine Delahunt at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

Two “talented footballers” who assaulted three men and left one with a serious head injury after he was knocked to the ground from a punch have had their sentences adjourned at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

A talented young footballer who headbutted a teenager during an "argy-bargy" between two groups of youths was left shocked and injured because his victim had titanium teeth.

EXPLORATION company Ormonde Mining, with a strong focus on gold exploration in Spain, made losses of €201,224 for the six months to the end of June.

IISEQ-listed company Ormonde Mining has posted total losses after taxation for the year ended December 31, 2003, of €449,383, although Chairman Michael Donoghue stressed that the bulk of this figure (€345,763) was used pay off debts from projects in Tanzania before the company’s restructuring in 2001.

The ISEQ closed up 14 points today to 5342 with most of the financials relinquishing gains made on Friday on the back of positive US jobs data.

Ormonde Mining today named Michael Donoghue new non-executive chairman, following the decision by Colin Andrew to step down.