IRELAND SCORED 43 tries and conceded just two across their six games as they romped to silverware in the opening leg of the Rugby Europe Sevens Trophy series in Zagreb.
James Topping’s side rounded off a successful weekend with a 27-0 win over a youthful England side in the Croatian capital.
Jordan Conroy top scored with 10 tries, including a hat-trick against the English. IQ Rugby recruit Fergus Jemphrey bagged six, while U20 Grand Slam winner Chay Mullins and Aaron O’Sullivan dotted down five times each.
Denmark, Latvia and Romania were dispatched on Saturday on scorelines of 53-0, 48-0 and 43-7 respectively. Ireland picked up where they left off this morning, earning a 36-7 quarter-final victory over Israel before a 52-0 win over Hungary eased them into today’s final.
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The second and last leg of the Rugby Europe Trophy series takes place in Budapest next weekend as Ireland continue to build towards July’s World Cup qualifiers.
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Ireland win opening leg of Rugby Europe Trophy series in Zagreb
IRELAND SCORED 43 tries and conceded just two across their six games as they romped to silverware in the opening leg of the Rugby Europe Sevens Trophy series in Zagreb.
James Topping’s side rounded off a successful weekend with a 27-0 win over a youthful England side in the Croatian capital.
Jordan Conroy top scored with 10 tries, including a hat-trick against the English. IQ Rugby recruit Fergus Jemphrey bagged six, while U20 Grand Slam winner Chay Mullins and Aaron O’Sullivan dotted down five times each.
Denmark, Latvia and Romania were dispatched on Saturday on scorelines of 53-0, 48-0 and 43-7 respectively. Ireland picked up where they left off this morning, earning a 36-7 quarter-final victory over Israel before a 52-0 win over Hungary eased them into today’s final.
The second and last leg of the Rugby Europe Trophy series takes place in Budapest next weekend as Ireland continue to build towards July’s World Cup qualifiers.
Ireland squad for Rugby Europe Trophy Leg 1
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