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Tearlach Commences Drilling at its Gabriel Lithium Project in Tonopah Nevada

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Tuesday, February 21, 2023
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The Gabriel Lithium project has past lithium results comparable to its neighbor, American Lithium.

Key Points: 
  • The Gabriel Lithium project has past lithium results comparable to its neighbor, American Lithium.
  • The drill program has been designed to confirm lithium mineralization intersected in holes drilled by Blackrock Silver and to complete step-out holes for prospective locations throughout the Gabriel property.
  • We are accelerating not only drilling and permitting but the ability to understand the larger picture for the Tonopah lithium district.
  • PALN has submitted a Notice to the BLM to permit drill pad construction on additional Gabriel Project lands, for which Tearlach has already submitted the reclamation bond.

Tearlach Announces Significant Lithium grade increases up to 61.9% higher from drill assays duplicate samples at The Gabriel Project located in Tonopah, Nevada

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Monday, January 23, 2023
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The re-assaying efforts by the Company indicate lithium grades that average 28% higher than original assays across 57 samples collected by Tearlach’s world-class Reno-based exploration team with significant lithium expertise.

Key Points: 
  • The re-assaying efforts by the Company indicate lithium grades that average 28% higher than original assays across 57 samples collected by Tearlach’s world-class Reno-based exploration team with significant lithium expertise.
  • World-class Nevada based Exploration team with over 200 years of combined experience and significant experience in clay hosted lithium deposits.
  • The comparison of the duplicate assays to the original assays indicates the following:
    All duplicate assays are higher than the original assays.
  • The results from the duplicate assay program indicates potential additional opportunity for exploring the Gabriel Lithium Property.