Rambler Metals & Mining reports positive re...

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21st January, 2009

                   RAMBLER REPORTS POSITIVE RESULTS FROM ITS TITAN 24 GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY

London,  England & Baie Verte, Newfoundland and Labrador - Rambler Metals and Mining PLC (TSXV:  RAB,  AIM:
RMM)  is  pleased  to  announce that it has received positive results from a Titan 24 DCIP  and  MT  survey
completed over the Rambler Property during July and August, 2008.

HIGHLIGHTS

* Seventy-seven (77) separate anomalies of varying significance were identified on the nine  (9)
  survey profiles.

* Two of these are deemed high priority and are represented by multi-parameter (MT+DC+IP) anomalies
with characteristics indicative of highly conductive zones similar to the Ming ore bodies. A further twenty-
eight (28) anomalies are deemed second priority, represented by varying degrees of chargeability and
resistivity.

* One of the high priority anomalies occurs approximately 300 meters below the Ming Horizon and has
an apparent strike length of 200 meters and a plunge of + 500 meters. The second high priority anomaly
occurs higher in the stratigraphy above the Ming Horizon, approximately 150 meters below surface.

* A preliminary evaluation of all the 77 anomalies has been completed and the results are currently
being imported into a 3D modelling program, which will incorporate all available geological data. After
full data evaluation a drill program will be designed to test those anomalies determined to be of the
highest potential for new discoveries.

Larry Pilgrim, Chief Geologist commented,

"Rambler  is  pleased with the new results produced from this survey. We are confident that  the  final
data  interpretation  will  generate  new  targets for  further  exploration;  potentially  making  new
discoveries  of  economically  viable  mineral  deposits  on  the  Rambler  property.   Of   particular
significance  are those targets directly along plunge of the delineated ore bodies, like the  1807  and
1806  zones.   Further extensions of these zones could increase our current NI43-101 resource  estimate
and ultimately strengthen the economics of the project."

SURVEY OBJECTIVES

The intent of the Titan DCIP and MT survey was to provide sub-surface resistivity and chargeability mapping
both  along strike and down plunge of the historically producing Ming ore bodies (2.1 Mt at 3.5 percent  Cu
and 0.07 oz/ton Au). The survey was designed to test the favourable Ming Horizon which hosts the high grade
Ming  ore bodies. The Rambler Property covers 2,400 meters of strike length of the favourable Ming  Horizon
of  which  only  500 meters had been previously tested at depth. The area hosts significant  potential  for
further discoveries both down plunge and adjacent to the known deposits.

The  Ming  ore  bodies  are  members of a special class of gold rich Volcanogenic  Massive  Sulphide  (VMS)
deposits.  Three  mineralization types are commonly recognized at Rambler;  stratiform   VMS;  disseminated
stringers  of sulphides in the footwall zone (MFZ); and epigenetic shear-hosted mineralization overprinting
VMS and MFZ mineralization.

The  DC/IP  component of the Titan survey provides an excellent means of delineating target  mineralization
within  the top 500 to 750 meters, far beyond any historical geophysical surveys completed from surface  in
the  area. The MT resistivity provides additional resistivity information from surface to depths beyond one
kilometre. The MT resistivity is useful for mapping geological contacts with resistivity contrasts and deep
conductors that can potentially represent alteration or mineralization.

SURVEY RESULTS

Rambler  Metals and Mining is pleased with the results of the Titan geophysical survey. A total of seventy-
seven  (77) separate DC, IP and MT anomalies of varying significance were identified on the nine (9) survey
profiles.

Two  (2)  of  these  anomalies  are deemed high priority and are represented by multi-parameter  (MT+DC+IP)
anomalies with low resistivity and high chargeability indicative of highly conductive zones similar to  the
Ming ore bodies. One of these, a +80.0 millirad chargeability anomaly occurs approximately 300 meters below
the  Ming  Horizon and has an apparent strike length of 200 meters and a plunge of 500+ meters. The  second
+80.0 millirad chargeability anomaly occurs higher in the stratigraphy above the Ming Horizon approximately
150  meters  below surface. Twenty-eight (28) are deemed second priority represented by varying degrees  of
chargeability  and resistivity. Thirty-five (35) are classified as third priority, while  twelve  (12)  are
deemed low priority anomalies.

Rambler Metals and Mining has completed a preliminary evaluation of the 77 anomalies and is in the process
of importing the results into a 3D modelling program. The 3D model will incorporate all historical and
recent diamond drilling data, historical geophysical, geochemical data and surface geological mapping. The
3D interpretation will redefine the geophysical anomalies based on their proximity to known mineralization
or location within the stratigraphic pile.

No other known source of conductive material (such as graphite) has been reported in the Rambler Camp from
underground development or diamond drilling. Therefore Rambler Metals and Mining is confident that a number
of the anomalous zones defined by the Titan survey are a result of accumulations of disseminated, stringer
or massive sulphides similar to other known mineralization in the Rambler Camp. After full evaluation of
all of the anomalies a drill program will be designed to test those determined to be of the highest
potential for new discoveries.

Rambler  Metals and Mining would like to thank the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador for its monetary
contribution to the project under the Junior Exploration Mineral Incentive Program administered through the
Department of Natural Resources.

For more information and a complete listing of all RMM drill intersections, corresponding maps, figures and
NI43-101 compliance information please visit our website at www.ramblermines.com.

George Ogilvie, P.Eng.                       Leslie Little
President and CEO                            Company Secretary
Rambler Metals and Mining                    Rambler Metals & Mining Plc
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Tel No: 709-532-4990

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Larry  Pilgrim, P.Geo., is the Qualified Person responsible for the technical content of this  release  and
has  reviewed and approved it accordingly.  Mr. Pilgrim is an independent consultant contracted by  Rambler
Metals and Mining plc.

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Rambler Metals & Mining Plc