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Irish Rugby and Sevens
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I played in the open 7s section. We threw together a Clontarf team, J3/4/5 sorta level, most of us hadn't played 7s before and we only got a couple of training sessions in, when we got down we weren't sure what the level would be like but we found out there was another team from the club and Matt D'Arcy was playing for them... So that gave us an idea what to expect... Big gulf there
Great craic tho, will defo play more over the summer, teaches you a lot about passing under pressure, defence and footwork. As a back it's great fun when you have ball in hand, not so much when you're defending..
Great festival, didn't get to go to the one last year, didn't expect much but it was a great craic, some party afterwards too, very much a social event where the beer'ing was far more important than the sport. I will definitely be doing the one next year.
Got to watch some of the elite level and women's 7s during breaks between games. The womens 7s was great, have to say the Welsh 1 really impressed me, Jasmin Joyce, she was class, plays for the GB 7s team too, seemed to be a class above everyone else on the pitch. Mick McGrath was class for the Wolfhounds as well.0 -
Yeah standard was high last year as well in clubs. Mainly AIL/J1 players.I played in the open 7s section. We threw together a Clontarf team, J3/4/5 sorta level, most of us hadn't played 7s before and we only got a couple of training sessions in, when we got down we weren't sure what the level would be like but we found out there was another team from the club and Matt D'Arcy was playing for them... So that gave us an idea what to expect... Big gulf there Great craic tho, will defo play more over the summer, teaches you a lot about passing under pressure, defence and footwork. As a back it's great fun when you have ball in hand, not so much when you're defending..
Great festival, didn't get to go to the one last year, didn't expect much but it was a great craic, some party afterwards too, very much a social event where the beer'ing was far more important than the sport. I will definitely be doing the one next year.
Got to watch some of the elite level and women's 7s during breaks between games. The womens 7s was great, have to say the Welsh 1 really impressed me, Jasmin Joyce, she was class, plays for the GB 7s team too, seemed to be a class above everyone else on the pitch. Mick McGrath was class for the Wolfhounds as well.
Really hope it kicks on. Perhaps Belvedere suits it better but would be great down the line if it expanded so needed to be played in Donnybrook again.0 -
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I played in the open 7s section. We threw together a Clontarf team, J3/4/5 sorta level, most of us hadn't played 7s before and we only got a couple of training sessions in, when we got down we weren't sure what the level would be like but we found out there was another team from the club and Matt D'Arcy was playing for them... So that gave us an idea what to expect... Big gulf there Great craic tho, will defo play more over the summer, teaches you a lot about passing under pressure, defence and footwork. As a back it's great fun when you have ball in hand, not so much when you're defending..
Great festival, didn't get to go to the one last year, didn't expect much but it was a great craic, some party afterwards too, very much a social event where the beer'ing was far more important than the sport. I will definitely be doing the one next year.
Got to watch some of the elite level and women's 7s during breaks between games. The womens 7s was great, have to say the Welsh 1 really impressed me, Jasmin Joyce, she was class, plays for the GB 7s team too, seemed to be a class above everyone else on the pitch. Mick McGrath was class for the Wolfhounds as well.
Some people seem dubious, or even outright dismissive, about the idea that playing 7s can aid your development as a 15s player. From your experience, you think it could help make provincial players better running rugby players in 15s?0 -
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