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Projecx Waterboys from Scotland on their way to winning the 30th Anniversary Heineken Kinsale 7s at the weekend.
Picture. John Allen

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Sunday 6th May 2018

PROJECX WATERBOYS WIN 2018 HEINEKEN KINSALE 7s
Projecx Waterboys from Scotland were crowned 2018 Heineken Kinsale 7s Champions for the second year in a row, defeating Speranza22 by 36-12. Railway Union won the Hayes Caravan Services Women’s Trophy beating WRR Ravens 22-7 and King Prawns won the Men’s Open competition, beating Session Motts 36-0.
Celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, the Heineken Kinsale 7s is Ireland’s largest rugby 7s tournament and builds on its success each year. Over 60 teams and supporters enjoyed great running rugby and the huge festival atmosphere in Kinsale RFC and in the town over the May Bank Holiday weekend.
Competition
Winner
Runner-Up
Men’s Elite Champions
Projecx Waterboys
Speranza 22
Men’s Elite Plate
Camarthen Warriors
CLIC Sargent Godfathers
Men’s Open Champions
King Prawns
Session Motts
Men’s Social Competion
Dirty Basturds
Carley’s Angels
Men’s Open Plate
DISCO Balls
Kinsale RFC
Men’s Social Plate Competition
Brick Lane’s Green Bananas
Fat Spartans
Hayes Caravan Services Women’s Open Cup
Railway Union RFC
WRR Ravens
Women’s Social Comp
Capsized!
Pink Ladies
Women’s Open Plate Competition
Olorun Ponty Butchers
Irish Rugby Institute


Pat Maher, Event and Sponsorship Manager, Heineken Ireland said: “We are delighted to continue our support and sponsorship of the Heineken Kinsale 7s and look forward to celebrating the 30th Anniversary in Kinsale with top-quality competitive rugby. We thank everyone involved in Kinsale RFC for their foresight, courage and wisdom to stage a 7s tournament all those years ago.
“The continued dedication of the club members to successfully organise this event, now in its 30th year is unrivalled in sport in Ireland. They have grown participation in the event with continued success

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REPRO FREE<br /> Projecx Waterboys from Scotland on their way to winning the 30th Anniversary Heineken Kinsale 7s at the weekend.<br /> Picture. John Allen<br /> <br /> *** PRESS RELEASE *** <br /> Sunday 6th May 2018<br /> <br /> PROJECX WATERBOYS WIN 2018 HEINEKEN KINSALE 7s<br /> Projecx Waterboys from Scotland were crowned 2018 Heineken Kinsale 7s Champions for the second year in a row, defeating Speranza22 by 36-12. Railway Union won the Hayes Caravan Services Women’s Trophy beating WRR Ravens 22-7 and King Prawns won the Men’s Open competition, beating Session Motts 36-0. <br /> Celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, the Heineken Kinsale 7s is Ireland’s largest rugby 7s tournament and builds on its success each year. Over 60 teams and supporters enjoyed great running rugby and the huge festival atmosphere in Kinsale RFC and in the town over the May Bank Holiday weekend.<br /> Competition<br /> Winner<br /> Runner-Up<br /> Men’s Elite Champions<br /> Projecx Waterboys<br /> Speranza 22<br /> Men’s Elite Plate<br /> Camarthen Warriors<br /> CLIC Sargent Godfathers<br /> Men’s Open Champions<br /> King Prawns<br /> Session Motts<br /> Men’s Social Competion<br /> Dirty Basturds<br /> Carley’s Angels<br /> Men’s Open Plate<br /> DISCO Balls<br /> Kinsale RFC<br /> Men’s Social Plate Competition<br /> Brick Lane’s Green Bananas<br /> Fat Spartans<br /> Hayes Caravan Services Women’s Open Cup<br /> Railway Union RFC<br /> WRR Ravens<br /> Women’s Social Comp<br /> Capsized!<br /> Pink Ladies <br /> Women’s Open Plate Competition<br /> Olorun Ponty Butchers<br /> Irish Rugby Institute<br /> <br /> <br /> Pat Maher, Event and Sponsorship Manager, Heineken Ireland said: “We are delighted to continue our support and sponsorship of the Heineken Kinsale 7s and look forward to celebrating the 30th Anniversary in Kinsale with top-quality competitive rugby. We thank everyone involved in Kinsale RFC for their foresight, courage and wisdom to stage a 7s tournament all those years ago.<br /> “The continued dedication of the club members to successfully organise this event, now in its 30th year is unrivalled in sport in Ireland. They have grown participation in the event with continued success