Galway Metals Unveils Promising New Gold Target at Clarence Stream

Galway Metals Inc. has announced preliminary findings from its 2026 airborne geophysical surveys at the Clarence Stream Gold Project. The data highlights an exploration target corridor between the project's two significant gold deposits, South and Southwest. This new target supports the company's interpretation of a substantial fold structure that could potentially host gold mineralization.

The South-Limb Target Trend, spanning 6 kilometers, is a focal point for further exploration. Galway has commenced drilling in this area, with the first hole revealing geological features consistent with gold presence, including quartz veins and arsenopyrite. The company awaits assay results to confirm these indications.

Galway's ongoing geophysical interpretation aims to generate new drill targets across Clarence Stream, enhancing understanding and exploration potential. The project benefits from a conductive graphitic horizon that serves as a regional marker, crucial for tracing structural trends linked to gold mineralization.