Ireland Sevens on course for World Cup

The Ireland Sevens are on course for the Sevens Rugby World Cup in 2005 after emerging as winners on the European Sevens Circuit, a pre-qualifier for the World Cup, at Sopot, Poland, over the weekend.

Tue, 11 May, 2004 - 14:42

The Ireland Sevens are on course for the Sevens Rugby World Cup in 2005 after emerging as winners on the European Sevens Circuit, a pre-qualifier for the World Cup, at Sopot, Poland, over the weekend.

Ireland defeated Russia 26-17 in the final having accounted for Germany 38-0 at the semi-final stage and the Czech Republic 35-7 in the quarter finals.

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CourtsRugbyHeathrowPlace: Sopot, PolandPlace: CroatiaPerson: Fiachra BaynesPerson: Tom CarterPerson: David ConnellanPerson: James DowneyPerson: David HewittPerson: Gavin HickiePerson: Ian HumphreysPerson: Chris KeanePerson: Andrew MaxwellPerson: Michael McComishEvent: World CupEvent: sevens Rugby World CupEvent: European Sevens CircuitOrganisation: Ireland sevensOrganisation: IrelandOrganisation: RussiaOrganisation: GermanyOrganisation: Czech RepublicOrganisation: PolandOrganisation: LatviaOrganisation: LansdowneOrganisation: UCDOrganisation: BuccaneersOrganisation: St. Mary’s CollegeOrganisation: Ballymena
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