Vancouver, B.C., Galore Resources Inc. (TSX-V: GRI) (OTCQB: GALOF) is pleased to provide an update on the San Jose drill program at the Company’s Dos Santos Project, Mexico.

Three diamond drill holes were completed in the San José area, which is located on the Northern portion of the Dos Santos Project. These three holes are SJ20, SJ21, and SJ22. Upon completion of hole SJ21, Galore’s geological team decided to execute an additional hole, the SJ22 to be able to expand the explored area towards the SE, due to the enormous evidence of mineralization of the rock mapped on surface and found along the SJ21 hole. The hole SJ20 was projected to the SE cutting the area with the greatest evidence of alteration and mineralization along the main NE-SW and N-S structures present at the southern part of San José.

Fortunately, we have had great success with these three diamond holes, with intersections that confirm the prolongation of NS and NE-SW structures previously cut in the last drilling campaign of 2009.

Highlights of holes SJ 20, SJ 21, and SJ22

These results are very encouraging, correlating with previous results, from surface geochemistry, and same as the geochemistry of the 2009 Reverse Circulation campaign. We have the scenario of thin structures having Gold that extends along 700 meters, intersected in the first 200 meters of depth at the holes 2S-06, 2S-07, 2S-08, 2S- 10 and 2S-12 (Reverse Circulation Campaign, 2009). On the surface channel samples that have important gold values, (A sample of 208 ppm Au @ 0.50 meters in old works), all of the above, located within a strip of North South orientation. We have scheduled holes within the area that are planned to test the continuity and extension of this mineralized system and start with the calculation of resources in the San José area. In addition to the above and according to the epithermal models, we have a chance of finding at depth, better values of Gold and Silver, due to a better preparation of the host rock and the geochemical assembly obtained today, which shows an epithermal system of low to intermediate sulfidation.

Qualified Person

Dr. Julio Pinto Linares has a PhD in geological sciences with a specialty in economic geology and qualified professional No. 01365 by MMSA and is the qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 responsible for the accuracy of the technical information contained in this news release presented by Galore Resources Inc.

On Behalf of the Board, I am respectfully yours,

Michael McMillan,

President and Chief Executive Office

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About Galore Resources

Galore Resources is a mineral exploration and development company whose focus is to make and develop significant mineral discoveries, which are supported by a sustainable business model. Our goal is to discover a world-class gold deposit in Mexico. Our flagship project is located in the heart of the Concepcion del Oro Mining District, the Dos Santos Project, which covers two known historic gold zones, is on trend with Newmont’s Penasquito Mine, and based on past drilling, trenching, and an airborne geophysical survey, has the potential to host several bulk tonnage gold deposits.

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