Ireland are in action at the Rugby World Cup Sevens in Cape Town on Friday.
Both the men's and women's side will represent Ireland in South Africa.
The Rugby World Cup will take place at Cape Town Stadium with Ireland's men's side due to face Portugal in a Pre-Round of 16 clash and the winner will face England.
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The women's side will take on Brazil.
Here is everything you need to know.
Where is the tournament being held?
The tournament will take place at Cape Town Stadium in South Africa.
Who is in the Ireland's men's squad?
Jordan Conroy (Buccaneers RFC)
Sean Cribbin (Suttonians RFC)
Billy Dardis (Terenure College RFC) (capt)
Jack Kelly (Dublin University FC)
Terry Kennedy (St. Mary’s College RFC)
Hugo Lennox (Skerries RFC)
Matt McDonald (IQ Rugby)
Harry McNulty (UCD RFC)
Bryan Mollen (Blackrock College RFC)
Chay Mullins (IQ Rugby)
Mark Roche (Lansdowne FC)
Andrew Smith (Clontarf FC/Leinster)
What time and TV channel is their game on and can I stream it?
Ireland will play Portugal at 7.45 am.
The game will be shown live on the RTE Player here.
Who is in Ireland's women's squad?
Kathy Baker (Blackrock College RFC)
Megan Burns (Blackrock College RFC)
Stacey Flood (Railway Union RFC)
Katie Heffernan (Railway Union RFC)
Eve Higgins (Railway Union RFC)
Brittany Hogan (Old Belvedere RFC)
Erin King (Old Belvedere RFC)
Emily Lane (Blackrock College RFC)
Kate Farrell McCabe (Suttonians RFC)
Lucy Mulhall (Wicklow RFC) (capt)
Amee-Leigh Murphy Crowe (Railway Union RFC)
Beibhinn Parsons (Blackrock College RFC)
What time and TV channel is their game on and can I stream it?
Ireland will take on Brazil at 12.54 pm and that game will be on the RTE Player here.
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