Ireland beat Australia to claim third place at Sevens World Cup

The Irish men's sevens side are on their way home following a podium finish at this year's World Cup in South Africa
Ireland beat Australia to claim third place at Sevens World Cup

James Cox

The Irish men's sevens side are on their way home following a podium finish at this year's World Cup in South Africa.

James Topping's men just missed out on a place in the final but settled for a bronze medal finish with a 19-14 win over Australia.

The women's side also finished their campaign with a win.

Captain Lucy Mulhall led her side to a 16 point win over England in the 7th/8th placed playoff.

More in this section

Patience ‘most important thing’ for Manchester City, says Phil Foden Patience ‘most important thing’ for Manchester City, says Phil Foden
Liverpool parade driver told officers ‘I’ve just ruined my family’s life’ Liverpool parade driver told officers ‘I’ve just ruined my family’s life’
Daniel Farke: Calvert-Lewin one of best English strikers in the Premier League Daniel Farke: Calvert-Lewin one of best English strikers in the Premier League

Sponsored Content

Turning AI ambition into action: Dell Technologies leads the way Turning AI ambition into action: Dell Technologies leads the way
Delicious desserts and exclusive pours, perfect for Christmas Delicious desserts and exclusive pours, perfect for Christmas
A top expert reveals the perfect wine for festive cheer and Christmas party pairings A top expert reveals the perfect wine for festive cheer and Christmas party pairings
Contact Us Cookie Policy Privacy Policy Terms and Conditions

© Examiner Echo Group Limited

Add Echolive.ie to your home screen - easy access to Cork news, views, sport and more