So Munster’s season came to a halt at the RDS last weekend with Leinster emerging 16-15 winners and progressing to the final where they will take on the Scarlets at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday.
We look back at the game and where it went wrong for Munster as well as where they can start to put things right for next season. We look at the toll that injuries have taken as well as how the confirmed and possible new recruits could improve the side next year.
Plenty of other goings on too with Mike Prendergast mooted to be taking up a position with Stade Francais, Jonno Gibbs possible move to La Rochelle.
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