There was double delight for the Ireland Women’s squad and management in Moscow this evening as they qualified for the Rugby World Cup Sevens quarter-finals and booked their place in next season’s IRB Women’s Sevens World Series.
Ireland lost to defending champions Australia but posted victories over South Africa (12-5) and China (28-10) to finish as Pool B runners-up behind the Wallaroos.
It crowns a brilliant debut in the Rugby World Cup Sevens for the Jon Skurr-coached squad, with nine of the 2013 Grand Slam winners on board in the Russian capital…… CLICK HERE for the full story
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