Ireland will like their chances of silverware in Perth as they continue to thrive in Sevens.
The Men's side defied an inconsistent 2023 to qualify for the Olympics over their European rivals.
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As for the Women, they locked up automatic qualification for Paris with a top five finish last year and have picked up from where they left off in the opening events.
Here is everything you need to know about Ireland ahead of the Perth Sevens!
2019-20
Fifth (2021-22)
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Eighth
Dubai: Fifth
Cape Town: Fourth
Sixth (2023)
Jordan Conroy is the heart and soul of Ireland's Sevens program and is only getting better since picking up the sport as an 18-year-old.
He crossed for his 100th try in Canada against Australia last March and continued to add to it during two starring performances in Dubai and Cape Town.
Conroy established himself as a star in Tokyo, turning that into an appearance on Dancing with the Stars, with the flyer eager to put his good footwork to use in Perth.
2015-16
Fourth (2021-22)
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Fifth
Dubai: Sixth
Cape Town: Seventh
Fourth (2019, 2023)
Amee Leigh Murphy Crowe will be looking to add to her incredible try-scoring tally in Perth with an eye on an elusive Olympic medal.
Murphy Crowe is fast approaching the double century with 190 as the 28-year-old continues to lead the way for Ireland.
The speedster is the key behind locking Ireland's attack and can power a youthful Irish side to big things if she can constantly find space.
