Forgot to add this excerpt from the last half-yearly report -...

Forgot to add this excerpt from the last half-yearly report -

"Fiery Creek, Australia: With the successful tenement renewal application in 2020 at the Company's Fiery Creek Gold Project (EL6925) in New South Wales, the Ironbark Board engaged structural geologists E J Cowan Ph.D. FAusIMM & E Grunsky Ph.D. PGeo (BC) to revisit the copper and gold potential on the tenements. The structural geological review provided the following key findings: • Two major structural features were identified as likely controlling the Au mineralisation, with the Fiery Creek structural setting appearing to be analogous to the Ballarat East deposit in the Victorian Goldfields; • Principal Component Analysis (PCA) was conducted on historic soil survey data comprising of arsenic, copper, lead and zinc assays. The highest arsenic and copper grades occur closest to the historic workings and may assist with drill target identification; • Historic fieldwork by Horizon Resources was confirmed as high quality. Further structural mapping is required however to determine fold plunges across the property with a view to determining the long-range mineralisation continuities, and • Five initial high priority drill targets were identified from this preliminary review. All are proximal to historic workings (and coincide with high arsenic values) but are either undrilled or have only seen shallow (~20m) drilling to date. At the time of writing, Ironbark has commenced the process to have exploration work permitted on EL6925"

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