Beibhinn Parsons

Béibhinn Parsons

Rugby Sevens

BIOGRAPHY

Béibhinn was only 16 when she played against USA in Donnybrook in 2018, making her Ireland’s youngest ever XVs international. She emerged through Ballinasloe’s successful nursery and has been a pivotal scorer since making her World Sevens Series debut in 2019, already amassing 300 points (95 this year) in her 100 games on the World Series. She was also one of three Sevens players who doubled up with the XVs in the Six Nations this season, with whom she already has 23 caps and 80 points. Béibhinn is currently studying communications in DCU.

Gender

Female

Discipline

Women's Rugby Sevens

Date Of Birth

November 30, 2001

Hometown

Ballinasloe, Co. Galway

Games

Paris 2024

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Jack Kelly

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Ian Fitzpatrick

Hugo Lennox

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Mark Roche

Harry McNulty

Billy Dardis

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RUGBY NEWS

DAY 4 | AFTERNOON REPORT PARIS 2024

At the canoe slalom Michaela Corcoran in the women’s C1 placed 21st overall and did not advance to  the semi-finals, while Kildare paddler Noel Hendrick did enough over the course of his two runs in the K1 to advance to Thursday’s semi-final, ranked 19th. The Irish women’s rugby sevens team concluded their first ever Olympic Games with an eighth place finish [...]

2024 OLYMPIC GAMES – DAY 3 AFTERNOON REPORT FROM TEAM IRELAND

In Canoe Slalom double Olympian Liam Jegou put in an incredible run in the semi-final of the Men’s C1 to reach his first Olympic final an hour later where he placed an amazing seventh overall. Defending lightweight champion Kellie Harrington impressively defeated Italian Alessia Mesiano in the last 16 to advance to the quarter-finals on Wednesday evening (31st July). Her [...]

EVENING REPORT ON DAY 2 FOR TEAM IRELAND

It was good news all round for Team Ireland on the second evening of these Olympic Games. In front of a capacity crowd at the La Defense tonight Sligo swimmer Mona McSharry set a new Irish record of 1:05.51 in the semi-final of the women’s 100m breaststroke as she qualified in style for tomorrow night’s final [...]

AFTERNOON REPORT ON DAY TWO FROM TEAM IRELAND

On the water in Marseilles Sailors Robert Dickson and Seán Waddilove impressed to win the third of their 12 qualifying races in the Skiff this afternoon, having earlier placed  fourth in the second race. In boxing Offaly welterweight (66kg) Grainne Walsh was beaten by Hungarian opponent Anna Luca Hamori in the preliminaries this afternoon 4-1.The first ever Irish Women’s Rugby Sevens team at an [...]

Ireland Sevens Squads Confirmed For 2024 Paris Olympics

The Olympic Federation of Ireland has officially selected the Men’s and Women’s Rugby Sevens teams who will compete at the Olympic Games in Paris this summer. Harry McNulty will captain the men’s team, which recently finished second in the World Series. Lucy Rock (formerly Mulhall) has been named as the captain of the women’s team [...]

Ireland’s Pool Opponents Confirmed For HSBC SVNS Grand Final Event

25 June 2023; Terry Kennedy of Ireland on his way to scoring his side's first try in the Men's Rugby Sevens match between Ireland and Italy at the Henryk Reyman Stadium during the European Games 2023 in Krakow, Poland. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile   The pools have been announced for the Ireland Men’s and Women’s [...]

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