Leinster v Munster

The Leinster Rugby team has been named to take on Munster Rugby at Aviva Stadium tomorrow in the final URC regular season game.

23. Adam Byrne (65) 20. Alex Soroka (4) 5. Josh Murphy (60) 9. Cormac Foley (4) 10. Harry Byrne (34) 14. Rob Russell (4)

Leinster welcome Munster for a big provincial derby clash in the United Rugby Championship this weekend. Here's all you need to know about the game.

“In terms of being guaranteed a home quarter-final, if we win the game, we’ll have a home quarter-final. We have to go up to Dublin and put in a performance and be good enough to get a win. There are different layers in the group. The match will be shown live on TG4 and & Premier Sports 2. “We want to put on a big performance here next week. Every game we play to win.

Jack O'Donoghue will skipper the Munster team, which also includes Thomas Ahern, Dan Goggin, and John Ryan, while Fineen Wycherley makes a move from the second ...

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Munster: Mike Haley; Andrew Conway, Chris Farrell, Dan Goggin, Keith Earls; Joey Carbery, Conor Murray; Josh Wycherley, Niall Scannell, John Ryan; Jean Kleyn, ...

Josh Wycherley, Niall Scannell and Ryan pack down in the front row with Jean Kleyn and Ahern in the engine room. Thomas Ahern, Andrew Conway, Dan Goggin and John Ryan all come into the side and a positional switch sees Fineen Wycherley move to the back row. Jack O’Donoghue captains Munster with four changes to the side that faced Toulouse in the Champions Cup quarter-final.

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Replacements: John McKee, Peter Dooley, Cian Healy, Devin Toner, Alex Soroka, Ben Murphy, David Hawkshaw, Adam Byrne. Munster: Mike Haley; Andrew Conway, Chris ...

DHL Stormers are away to Scarlets on Saturday evening (5.10pm) with Munster away to Leinster in the final game of the round (7.15pm). Leinster are six points clear of Munster ahead of the game and have already secured a home quarter-final with the potential for a home semi-final and final. Munster take on Leinster at the Aviva in the final game of the weekend hoping to secure a place in the top four, which would ensure a home quarter-final in a fortnight’s time.

Hence, Leo Cullen has named an entirely new starting XV while allowing those who dissected Toulouse in last week's Champions Cup semi-final a two week run-in to ...

All in all, it has echoes of the Rainbow Cup game at the RDS last April, when Leinster’s selection meant a relatively full-strength Munster simply had to win, and duly did by 27-3. So they have more to play for and a win here could mean these two sides mightn’t be finished with each other this season just yet. For Munster, the stakes are altogether higher. Chris Cloete, Liam O’Connor, Joey Carbery and Stephen Archer during a Munster training session at UL this week. He should be okay.” Leinster also have their eyes on the bigger prize of the Champions Cup final next Saturday in Marseilles whereas for Munster this is their sole chance to end a decade without silverware.

Leinster will be presented with the URC's new Irish Shield after today's game at the Aviva Stadium, but what of the team that won the last interpro of the ...

Ballymena and Wanderers were two of the favourites to win the AIL in its inaugural 1990-91 season. So when it came to the AIL the only thing in our minds was that we wouldn’t be beaten, whatever it took.” “It was a very good side and the fellas that didn’t get in were very good as well,” he says. “If a fella was good enough they were going to pick him,” says Murray who had been ten years in the Munster ranks by then. “Before the AIL we played Ulster, Leinster and Connacht sides in friendlies,” says Smith. “The Ulster and Leinster sides came to Cork Con and to Limerick when I was there as well and they flashed around the place. The AIL was the bedrock. Burke made his debut against Edinburgh while Foley and Stephen McIvor got to show the form that had earned calls to the Ireland Development side. It was their highest ever score in 120 years of the fixture with five tries standing as testimony to their superiority. His performances, like Foley’s, would soon earn him a call to the senior Ireland squad and O’Shea remembers an out-half of rare ability. Nothing speaks louder for the quality in that dressing-room than the men who missed the storming of Donnybrook. Richard Wallace was in Moscow on business and Michael Bradley, Gabriel Fulcher, Pat O’Hara and Keith Wood were among those injured. And the cameras were pointed elsewhere again when Munster routed Connacht by 40 points in Thomond Park a month later to round off the ‘Grand Slam’. Kenny Smith was pivotal to the drought being broken.