It’s been announced today that Munster’s Guinness PRO14 clash against Leinster at Thomond Park on December 28th has sold-out.
The InterPro clash between the pair has always been a popular one with the additional seating also getting quickly snapped up well before kick-off.
The additional seating was installed at the goal-line in Thomond Park earlier this week to increase the capacity to 26,267.
Tickets are still available for the province’s final Champions Cup Pool game against Ospreys at Thomond Park on Sunday, January 19, at 1pm.
For Tickets and more information check out munsterrugby.ie
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