Ireland have named their men's and women's Sevens squads for this weekend's HPC International 7s double-header against Great Britain in Dublin.
Ireland host the Team GB on Saturday and Sunday at the IRFU High Performance Centre in Abbottstown.
Anthony Eddy's men's team, who are fine-tuning their preparations for the World Rugby Sevens Repechage in Monaco later in June, will field two teams in order to maximise the playing chances for all players. The women’s side will do the same.
A total of 47 players from the national Sevens squads will be involved over the course of the weekend.
"It's fantastic to be playing these matches in a tournament structure and we are delighted to be hosting the event at the IRFU High Performance Centre," said Eddy, Ireland's director of Sevens and women's rugby.
"We know that playing and preparing against Team GB will put us in a good position. They are a quality opposition, and it provides both our men’s and women’s teams with some great competition.
"Obviously, this weekend will be the men’s last competition prior to Monaco and with spots up for grabs, the boys have a lot to play for and they are looking forward to the weekend."
Ireland men's Sevens Team 1: Jack Kelly (Dublin University), Foster Horan (Lansdowne), Ian Fitzpatrick (Lansdowne), Jude Postlethwaite (Banbridge/Ulster), Adam Leavy (Lansdowne), Billy Dardis (Terenure College), Sean Cribbin (Suttonians), Hugo Lennox (Skerries), Terry Kennedy (St Mary's College), Gavin Mullin (UCD), Jordan Conroy (Buccaneers), Aaron Sexton (Malone/Ulster), Harry McNulty (LA Giltinis)
Ireland men's Sevens Team 2: Ben Moxham (Ballymena/Ulster), Aaron O'Sullivan (Blackrock College/Leinster), Bryan Mollen (Blackrock College), Rory Scholes (Irish Sevens), Liam Turner (Dublin University/Leinster), Conor Phillips (Young Munster/Munster), Mark Roche (Lansdowne), Greg O'Shea (Shannon), Max O'Reilly (Dublin University/Leinster), Duran Krummeck (Irish Sevens), Ed Kelly (Dublin University), Andrew Smith (Clontarf/Leinster)
Ireland women's Sevens Team 1: Brittany Hogan (DCU/Ulster), Stacey Flood (Railway Union/Leinster), Claire Boles (Railway Union/Ulster), Eve Higgins (Railway Union/Leinster), Emily Lane (Blackrock/Munster), Lucy Mulhall (Rathdrum/Leinster), Megan Burns (Tullamore/Leinster), Amee Leigh Murphy-Crowe (Railway Union/Munster), Anna McGann (Old Belvedere/Leinster), Katie Heffernan (Mullingar/Railway Union/Leinster)
Ireland women's Sevens Team 2: Katie Fitzhenry (Blackrock College/Leinster), Deirbhile Nic a Bhaird (Old Belvedere/Munster), Dorothy Wall (Blackrock College/Munster), Aoibheann Reilly (Blackrock College/Connacht), Méabh Deely (Blackrock College/Connacht), Enya Breen (UL Bohemian/Munster), Béibhinn Parsons (Ballinasloe/Blackrock College/Connacht), Soneva Scott (Irish Sevens), Erin King (Naas RFC/Leinster U18), Mya Alcorn (Blackrock College/Ulster), Maeve Liston (Blackrock College/Ulster), Stephanie Carroll (Railway Union/Leinster).
