Ireland beat Great Britain in Krakov last night.
Tullamore's Jordan Conroy has led Ireland's Rugby Sevens Team to the qualification for the Paris Olympics.
The Offaly man scored two tries against Great Britain in a 26-12 victory, to claim the gold medal and a place at next year's games.
Conroy dotted down five times over the course of Ireland's successful run to Tuesday night's decider.
For the first time, both Ireland Men's and Women's Sevens teams will compete at next summer's Olympic Games in Paris! 💚#Ireland7s | @TritonLake
— Irish Rugby (@IrishRugby) June 27, 2023
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