The Ireland Men’s Sevens squad head to Los Angeles this weekend for the final round of what has been a protracted season on the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series.
From there they move on to South Africa for the Rugby World Cup Sevens. It has been a long and, at times, disjointed campaign but not without success.
They are currently fifth in the World Series standings and can pose a real challenge in South Africa next month.
Terry Kennedy is the leading try scorer on the series with 47 to his name, and Ireland have blended in several new faces to build on the core group that achieved Olympic qualification last year.
Ahead of the the trip to LA, we caught up with coach James Topping at the IRFU High Performance Centre to look ahead to both tournaments.
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