Women's Seven Series Qualifier 2015
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World Rugby Women's Sevens Series qualifier 2015 The 12 captains come together ahead of the World Rugby Women's Sevens Series qualifier 2015 in Dublin. (L-R: Soteria Pulumu (SAM), Anne Hielckert (NED), Michelle Farah (MEX), Leong Sze Royce CHAN (HKG), Chicara Nakamura (JPN), Catherine Abila (KEN) Lucy Mulhall (IRE), Paula Ishibashi (BRA), Zenay Jordaan (RSA), Alejandra Betancur (COL), Sian Williams (WAL), Qishi GUAN (CHN)). Photo: INPHO -
World Rugby Women's Sevens Series qualifier 2015 The 12 captains come together ahead of the World Rugby Women's Sevens Series qualifier 2015 in Dublin. (Soteria Pulumu (SAM), Anne Hielckert (NED), Michelle Farah (MEX), Leong Sze Royce CHAN (HKG), Chicara Nakamura (JPN), Catherine Abila (KEN) Lucy Mulhall (IRE), Paula Ishibashi (BRA), Zenay Jordaan (RSA), Alejandra Betancur (COL), Sian Williams (WAL), Qishi GUAN (CHN)). Photo: INPHO -
World Rugby Women's Sevens Series qualifier 2015 Yuanyuan Lu scored two tries as China beat Kenya 29-7 in the opening match of the Women's Sevens Series qualifier in Dublin. Photo: INPHO/Dan Sheridan. -
World Rugby Women's Sevens Series qualifier 2015 Brazil come together before their opening match with Japan at the Women's Sevens Series qualifier in Dublin. Photo: INPHO/Dan Sheridan. -
World Rugby Women's Sevens Series qualifier 2015 Japan caused the first surprise of the Women's Sevens Series qualifier in Dublin by beating Rio 2016 hosts Japan 19-10. Photo: INPHO/Colm O'Neill. -
World Rugby Women's Sevens Series qualifier 2015 Jenny Murphy scored two of Ireland's 10 tries as they overwhelmed Mexico 64-0 at the Women's Sevens Series qualifier in Dublin. Photo: INPHO/Colm O'Neill. -
World Rugby Women's Sevens Series qualifier 2015 Johanna Marije van Rossum scored a hat-trick of tries as the Netherlands beat Kenya 22-7 at the Women's Sevens Series qualifier in Dublin. Photo: INPHO/Dan Sheridan -
World Rugby Women's Sevens Series qualifier 2015 The Kenyan fans were out in force at the Women's Sevens Series qualifier in Dublin. Photo: INPHO/Colm O'Neill. -
World Rugby Women's Sevens Series qualifier 2015 Justine Manaia Iopu scores Samoa's try in their loss to Brazil at the Women's Sevens Series qualifier in Dublin. Photo: INPHO/Colm O'Neill. -
World Rugby Women's Sevens Series qualifier 2015 Alison Miller scored four of Ireland's eight tries against Hong Kong at the Women's Sevens Series qualifier in Dublin. Photo: INPHO/Dan Sheridan. -
World Rugby Women's Sevens Series qualifier 2015 The Dutch laid down a marker on day one of the Women's Sevens Series qualifier in Dublin with three wins to top Pool B. Photo: INPHO/Dan Sheridan. -
World Rugby Women's Sevens Series qualifier 2015 The drums were beating loudly on day one of Women's Sevens Series qualifier in Dublin as Japan won all three matches to top Pool A. Photo: INPHO/Colm O'Neill. -
World Rugby Women's Sevens Series qualifier 2015 Colombia battled well against Kenya but ended day one of the Women's Sevens Series qualifier in Dublin without a win. Photo: INPHO/Dan Sheridan -
World Rugby Women's Sevens Series qualifier 2015 Wales beat Rio 2016 hosts Brazil 17-0 to finish second in Pool A at the Women's Sevens Series qualifier in Dublin. Photo: INPHO/Dan Sheridan -
World Rugby Women's Sevens Series qualifier 2015 Phumeza Gadu scored the opening try in South Africa's win over Ireland to the delight of her team-mates at the Women's Sevens Series qualifier in Dublin. Photo: INPHO/Dan Sheridan. -
World Rugby Women's Sevens Series qualifier 2015 Hong Kong flyer Pak Yan Poon kept up her impressive try-scoring record against South Africa but her side lost their Cup quarter-final 21-5 to South Africa. Photo: INPHO/Gary Carr. -
World Rugby Women's Sevens Series qualifier 2015 Ireland captain Lucy Mulhall is tackled in their Cup quarter-final against China at the Women's Sevens Series qualifier in Dublin. INPHO/Gary Carr. -
World Rugby Women's Sevens Series qualifier 2015 The Welsh defence can't stop Mateitoga Bogidraumainadave from scoring Japan's third try in their Cup quarter-final at the Women's Sevens Series qualifier in Dublin. Photo: INPHO/Colm O'Neill. -
World Rugby Women's Sevens Series qualifier 2015 The last quarter-final between the Netherlands and Brazil was a tight battle with the Dutch edging it 12-10 at the Women's Sevens Series qualifier in Dublin. Photo: INPHO/Colm O'Neill. -
World Rugby Women's Sevens Series qualifier 2015 Kenya proved too strong for Mexico in the Bowl semi-final at the Women's Sevens Series qualifier in Dublin. Photo: INPHO/Colm O'Neill. -
World Rugby Women's Sevens Series qualifier 2015 Nicole Acevedo dots down Colombia's winning try with time up on the clock to secure a place in the Bowl final at the Women's Sevens Series qualifier in Dublin. Photo: INPHO/Gary Carr. -
World Rugby Women's Sevens Series qualifier 2015 Ireland players celebrate at the final whistle after securing a core team place on the HSBC World Rugby Women's Sevens Series for 2015-16. Photo: INPHO/Colm O'Neill. -
World Rugby Women's Sevens Series qualifier 2015 Ireland players celebrate at the final whistle after securing a core team place on the HSBC World Rugby Women's Sevens Series for 2015-16. Photo: INPHO/Colm O'Neill. -
World Rugby Women's Sevens Series qualifier 2015 Total elation: Japan's players celebrate after securing core team status on the HSBC World Rugby Women's Sevens Series for 2015-16. Photo: INPHO/Colm O'Neill. -
World Rugby Women's Sevens Series qualifier 2015 Japan's players celebrate after securing core team status on the HSBC World Rugby Women's Sevens Series for 2015-16 following a 10-5 victory Photo: INPHO/Colm O'Neill. -
World Rugby Women's Sevens Series qualifier 2015 Kenya celebrate after beating Colombia 5-0 to win the Bowl at the Women's Sevens Series qualifier in Dublin. Photo: INPHO/Colm O'Neill. -
World Rugby Women's Sevens Series qualifier 2015 The relief is clear to see as Japan captain Chiharu Nakamura scores her side's second try in their impressive comeback victory over Ireland in the Women's Sevens Series qualifier final in Dublin. Photo: INPHO/Colm O'Neill.