Ireland bids to attract oil and gas exploration

The Government has varied the terms for oil and gas search regulations in the Celtic Sea, off Ireland’s southern coastline, in a bid to provide a shot in the arm for exploration projects.

The Government has varied the terms for oil and gas search regulations in the Celtic Sea, off Ireland’s southern coastline, in a bid to provide a shot in the arm for exploration projects.

Announcing the move in Dublin, junior natural resources minister John Browne said the aim was to make the “licensing option” authorisation for seeking oil and gas offshore Ireland a more attractive measure.

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