Keep opposing it. Tara mines (A canadian company) took 99% of profit from the Republic of Irelands and Europes biggest zinc mine which is now worthless. Politicians got brown envelopes.
What nonsense! The latest Annual & Sustainability Report (page 40/42) from Boliden shows they paid to the national and local Government in Ireland the following (converted to Euros): -Corporation Tax, EUR 6 017 049 -Employers Contributions, EUR 6 114 098 -Other payments to public authorities, EUR 5 531 803
Gold mining and no disruption ? That's really a fairy tale. Mining entails a lot of drilling and dumping of soil, usage of water and chemicals. All you have to do is to check out any mining site, active or abandoned to see the collateral damage. Mining extracts a heavy toll both on the environment as well as the community.
NO, NO! Sometime mining can improve the environment, for example surface mining of previously mined areas. Solution mining, and the surface mining of evaporites is "clean" by most peoples standards.
@Nosferatu Zodd Insulting people does nothing to further whatever cause you are campaigning for. It draws attention to the lack of substance in your arguments.
No cyanide will be used in this process. Instead, the gold-bearing ore will be concentrated into a damp metallic sand and sent for further processing abroad. 'Dalradian'
Happy to hear that there are people on earth wanted to risk their life to protect mother nature. I hope all of us should do our share to save & protect the mother nature.
Peter: so safe and so healthy and so concerned for community's safety and health Everyone watching the video: Where's your mask, man??!! You know? Like the one the interviewer is wearing that's keeping you safe in case he's an asymptomatic carrier. But hey Peter, get your face on TV, right? That's what's important.
Still looking for a positive, good news story relating to gold mining and its legacy, during or after its operation. THIS IS NOT A GOOD NEWS STORY AND SUPPORTERS ARE NOT IN THE MAJORITY - serious lack of anyone with any anti mining expertise in the report. Almost looked like an advertisement!
FFS hold the government to task and ensure standards are set from the getgo. No one can deny this would be a boon for NI. Mining has got a dirty reputation generally, but we are in the UK, we still hold our government to task and thankfully a far more democratic system. The positives are massive for these people, we need this right now.
Dont give me gas pains. DUP sold out anyhope of quaity agriculture in N.I. by voting 100% to let chlorinated and hormone laced beef in the N.I. and the UK. Enjoy your ditties when they grow on you after eating imported Cpar.
@Nosferatu Zodd Well, it does provide thousands of jobs tbh. Just saying, I think the project does not worth the environmental cost. But we have to be honest. And royal ties payed by the companies are payed to both local and national government (at least that's how it works in the EU)
Few hundred jobs for x year and x billion to the investors... wow :D Must dig up as much as possible and forget any environmental and lasting damage that it'll do to the surrounding since none of the investors will still be there after the mine is .... Hmm would the investor even go there during the digging to live with the mining? damage lasting damage
To be fair there's a difference between leveling a mountain in Zouérat with a closer to 1:1 yield for destruction:ore to make billions of spoons than a 1ton:15g yield in North Ireland. But perhaps the connections in your computer are dug up from somewhere.
@@Eriktheinventor The copper or aluminum that brings the power to your house, the steel in the frame of your pushbike, the nickel in the battery of your phone had to be dug out of the ground and refined somewhere. Typical sanctimonious westerners. So long as it happens somewhere like Mexico or Zimbabwe then they don't really care. But not in their backyard.
Not at all biased report 🤦 Canadian company would benefit Politicians that get bought off would benefit The few people that get employed would benefit for a while Tens of thousands of locals wouldn't benefit at all and would suffer goodness knows what And the beautiful scenery would suffer the most. Isn't it wonderful how the pursuit of money fuels so many people. Don't care about the environment Don't care about the local population Don't care about honesty or fairness Sounds a lot like the American dream alright!
@F.BelisariusI assure you, my device isn't small. I am glad however that I made you emotional enough to respond to my rhetoric!!! the irony of this is probably lost on you!! You really don't have much going on between those ears, do you? It has built everything we have??? Ipso facto it's good??? Apart from what I already mentioned, the pursuit of money is the main cause of every problem in every part of the world. And what part of the sperrins do you live in?
@F.Belisarius I really wish this comment made any sense so that I could articulate an appropriate response. I guess I'll leave it with good old Albert Einstein when he said "2 things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the universe". I guess he was thinking of you when he said this.
Yes very economical for the mining company's not for the people in Northern Ireland. We stopped the Fracking before it got started and we will back the people and stop the mining as well before they put a mining machine on the ground they think they will turn our country side into a mine tailings they have another think coming
At least the people are being asked and questioned about their preference. Lucky lots! The British colonial establishment in Africa never gave the locals such a privilege. Protect your environment! Stop the gold diggers. Support the REFERENDUM of BIAFRA from British-enabled Nigeria. Save humanity from the hands of greedy people who care for their pockets alone rather than our common home “Laudato Si”.
*Problems in the world like global warming, deforestation, rising sea level, plastic usage, etc exist.* Irish Boomers: "This gold is not for sale and it belongs to mother earth!"
Can we breath gold,drink gold,eat gold? When in space we literally have mountain size gold ingots. Destroying the environment for useless metal that are plenty in space. Short term gain or long term gain?
@@georgebarnes8163 Northern IRELAND. It is in the COUNTRY of the U.K. but on the island of IRELAND. It is not British as it is not part of Great Britain.
And Africa is being exploited and their indigenous people are ignored when they call to look after the land. How is this different, their greed will destroy their own land
@@alastairlings The aquifer under the mountains! Cyanide used to extract the gold ore from the iron pyrite (fools gold) Other chemicals will also be present as the gold is smelted-- lead, zinc, mercury (sometimes arsenic. Not to mention the mine tailings Gold and silver mining is big business in Montana -- I know how its done!
@@here_we_go_again2571 You need to look at the planning application before making ill-informed allegations. Cyanide will not be used and there will be no smelting.
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Keep opposing it. Tara mines (A canadian company) took 99% of profit from the Republic of Irelands and Europes biggest zinc mine which is now worthless. Politicians got brown envelopes.
Yes....the local people and the country don't benefit....a few jobs don't make it right..
What nonsense! The latest Annual & Sustainability Report (page 40/42) from Boliden shows they paid to the national and local Government in Ireland the following (converted to Euros):
-Corporation Tax, EUR 6 017 049
-Employers Contributions, EUR 6 114 098
-Other payments to public authorities, EUR 5 531 803
@@alastairlings What profit did the Canadian company take throughtout the life of Tara mines?
@@alastairlings Lol those few millions... you understand how percentage works?
Gold mining and no disruption ? That's really a fairy tale. Mining entails a lot of drilling and dumping of soil, usage of water and chemicals. All you have to do is to check out any mining site, active or abandoned to see the collateral damage. Mining extracts a heavy toll both on the environment as well as the community.
The spoon you eat your corn flakes with was dug out of the ground somewhere.
@@peteroliver9042 Does a spoon or a golden necklace have to devastate an entire community which have been living there for years ?
yes you are right, but we can't let the gold stay in the earth crust while we need them alive lol.
They are planning on dumping toxic waste in the ground
Sounds like Northern Ireland needs some FREEDOM 😎🎯🇺🇸🇺🇸
I don't wanna get drafted into war to battle the IRA!
😂 democracy
@Doc M oil, er, gold is thicker than blood
@Doc M The US wouldn't dare steal from its parents and older siblings. Probably will not.
yes i think so. how about finding a niche to invest n gold with me?
I live in Montana, USA -- Mining is destructive to the environment!
(No such thing as "clean mining")
NO, NO! Sometime mining can improve the environment, for example surface mining of previously mined areas. Solution mining, and the surface mining of evaporites is "clean" by most peoples standards.
@@alastairlings
>"Sometime mining can improve the environment"< Gold mining is NOT
one of those technologies.
@Nosferatu Zodd Insulting people does nothing to further whatever cause you are campaigning for. It draws attention to the lack of substance in your arguments.
Well, i think you are right but we really need them for something important.
No cyanide will be used in this process. Instead, the gold-bearing ore will be concentrated into a damp metallic sand and sent for further processing abroad.
'Dalradian'
Happy to hear that there are people on earth wanted to risk their life to protect mother nature. I hope all of us should do our share to save & protect the mother nature.
Those protesters are not dressed in skins and living in mud huts. They are quite happy to use the products of mining.
It's the leprechauns gold put it back
I want me gold ☘️
☘💫🎩Pot o' gold😉
Hahahaha the best hot takes are always in the comments.
no
Peter: so safe and so healthy and so concerned for community's safety and health
Everyone watching the video: Where's your mask, man??!! You know? Like the one the interviewer is wearing that's keeping you safe in case he's an asymptomatic carrier.
But hey Peter, get your face on TV, right? That's what's important.
Toxic waste is being planned to be dumped here
Guiness and gold. Shhhhhh. On my way.
😋😊🖐🏽
Can i join you?
Still looking for a positive, good news story relating to gold mining and its legacy, during or after its operation. THIS IS NOT A GOOD NEWS STORY AND SUPPORTERS ARE NOT IN THE MAJORITY - serious lack of anyone with any anti mining expertise in the report. Almost looked like an advertisement!
Oh Delbert, well i agree with you on some point but not all, i will like to link up for more communication on this.
''Ma! Grab the Shovel''😆😂
FFS hold the government to task and ensure standards are set from the getgo. No one can deny this would be a boon for NI. Mining has got a dirty reputation generally, but we are in the UK, we still hold our government to task and thankfully a far more democratic system. The positives are massive for these people, we need this right now.
Dont give me gas pains. DUP sold out anyhope of quaity agriculture in N.I. by voting 100% to let chlorinated and hormone laced beef in the N.I. and the UK. Enjoy your ditties when they grow on you after eating imported Cpar.
Gold has numerous applications most are in electronics,
Yes, that is why we can't meet our suppliers demand all the time, link up for more business communication on this ok.
Yes, it's a great conductor.
That's the people of the 6 counties gold
yes,link up to buy gold for good price from us.
It's our gold n she stay in Norn Iron to help our own island. No other country should have the right to come into another country n steal
Hmmm 3.8 billies sounds pretty good but a super massive big hole would also screw up the landscape in a terrible way.
@Nosferatu Zodd Well, it does provide thousands of jobs tbh.
Just saying, I think the project does not worth the environmental cost. But we have to be honest.
And royal ties payed by the companies are payed to both local and national government (at least that's how it works in the EU)
The proposed mine will be underground!
gold is just metal but worth alot i dont know why we have taken it so high price
Haha, link up and start buying and investing in gold with us, there you will understand it perfectly ok.
...You`re all welcome to Tynagh, County Galway to see what a mining site looks like after the pack have left...
How stupid 10 grams per tonne of destruction! Never mind the terrible impact on water tables, vegetation and wild life.
Few hundred jobs for x year and x billion to the investors... wow :D
Must dig up as much as possible and forget any environmental and lasting damage that it'll do to the surrounding since none of the investors will still be there after the mine is ....
Hmm would the investor even go there during the digging to live with the mining?
damage lasting damage
The spoon you eat your corn flakes with was dug out of the ground somewhere.
To be fair there's a difference between leveling a mountain in Zouérat with a closer to 1:1 yield for destruction:ore to make billions of spoons than a 1ton:15g yield in North Ireland. But perhaps the connections in your computer are dug up from somewhere.
@@Eriktheinventor The copper or aluminum that brings the power to your house, the steel in the frame of your pushbike, the nickel in the battery of your phone had to be dug out of the ground and refined somewhere. Typical sanctimonious westerners. So long as it happens somewhere like Mexico or Zimbabwe then they don't really care. But not in their backyard.
Not at all biased report 🤦
Canadian company would benefit
Politicians that get bought off would benefit
The few people that get employed would benefit for a while
Tens of thousands of locals wouldn't benefit at all and would suffer goodness knows what
And the beautiful scenery would suffer the most.
Isn't it wonderful how the pursuit of money fuels so many people.
Don't care about the environment
Don't care about the local population
Don't care about honesty or fairness
Sounds a lot like the American dream alright!
@F.BelisariusI assure you, my device isn't small.
I am glad however that I made you emotional enough to respond to my rhetoric!!! the irony of this is probably lost on you!!
You really don't have much going on between those ears, do you?
It has built everything we have??? Ipso facto it's good??? Apart from what I already mentioned, the pursuit of money is the main cause of every problem in every part of the world.
And what part of the sperrins do you live in?
@F.Belisarius I really wish this comment made any sense so that I could articulate an appropriate response.
I guess I'll leave it with good old Albert Einstein when he said "2 things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the universe". I guess he was thinking of you when he said this.
Irish gold
yes
If I new there was good gold on my land I be digging it up
I can see the arguments of both sides. Hard to make a call.
In Australia the mining companies have blew up sacred aboriginal land and no punishment is handed to them.
Dalradian are not wanted by the majority of people in Tyrone and that’s what matters.
No. It will probably be a matter for the Public Inquiry and the Planning Appeals Committee
This would be a disaster we need our drinking water like 😐
*What Do you like gold or diamond*
because it increases people profit margin
Lol gimme the gold if u guys hate it
Dig it up
Nah
yes, like what we do here in kumasi Kronom,
Yes very economical for the mining company's not for the people in Northern Ireland. We stopped the Fracking before it got started and we will back the people and stop the mining as well before they put a mining machine on the ground they think they will turn our country side into a mine tailings they have another think coming
Can we get translations from these guys when they tall
@Mike Rotch "when they talk" sorry I got so confused the time I watched it that I even confused my own typing
we talk country, if you don't understand, go away.
Hahaha hire 300 ppl watch they playing with ppl minds
Who's been playing with your mind?
An interesting positive report, with excellent contributions by Peter McKenna (Dalradian Gold) and Gerry Kelly.
Oh , American dream
really?
In before it's all chocolate bars
Nooo, not true Sir, do you have any bad past experience in gold trading? i guess, if so then hip me up and lets solve this once and for all.
At least the people are being asked and questioned about their preference. Lucky lots! The British colonial establishment in Africa never gave the locals such a privilege.
Protect your environment! Stop the gold diggers. Support the REFERENDUM of BIAFRA from British-enabled Nigeria. Save humanity from the hands of greedy people who care for their pockets alone rather than our common home “Laudato Si”.
Actually the boers already stated mining the gold and the british just finished the job.
Given all the examples in history, big government an big business will come and take the gold, and leave a mess. And the people living there, too bad.
*Problems in the world like global warming, deforestation, rising sea level, plastic usage, etc exist.*
Irish Boomers: "This gold is not for sale and it belongs to mother earth!"
?🇨🇮 which one is Ireland 🇮🇪?
Sensible netizens
Ffs. Its impossible to get anything done in this country.
Whinge whinge fekin whinge
Great, maybe the can repay their tax debts to the other European countries
what tax debts ?
nope no gold here :) nothing to see.. move along now, no gold move on :)
13.5g per tonne.
I think Ireland should be left alone.
Can we breath gold,drink gold,eat gold? When in space we literally have mountain size gold ingots. Destroying the environment for useless metal that are plenty in space. Short term gain or long term gain?
I thought this gold belonged to the English
Do you mean the British?
No, this is Ireland.
@@riom.6091 not Ireland, it is northern Ireland UK.
@@georgebarnes8163 Northern IRELAND. It is in the COUNTRY of the U.K. but on the island of IRELAND. It is not British as it is not part of Great Britain.
@@riom.6091 I can assure you that the UK is British.
And Africa is being exploited and their indigenous people are ignored when they call to look after the land. How is this different, their greed will destroy their own land
Lol. Its gold.. it coming out of that ground. The bleeding hearts trying to stop this are foolish
Mining is destructive to the environment.
It will destroy the aquifer and the farms.
@@here_we_go_again2571 What aquifer? Have you actually looked at the planning application?
@@alastairlings
The aquifer under the mountains!
Cyanide used to extract the gold ore
from the iron pyrite (fools gold) Other
chemicals will also be present as the gold
is smelted-- lead, zinc, mercury (sometimes
arsenic. Not to mention the mine tailings
Gold and silver mining is big business
in Montana -- I know how its done!
@@here_we_go_again2571 You need to look at the planning application before making ill-informed allegations. Cyanide will not be used and there will be no smelting.
Their greed (fear) is limitless and no human or environmental cost is too great. Let's end capitalism before limitless greed ends us all.
:3