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The Lions will hope to lean on their European Professional Rugby Challenge Cup experience to see how far they can take the imposing Leinster side down the rabbit warren at Ellis Park on Saturday.
Eddie O'Sullivan and Bernard Jackman are both predicting a nervous final 10 days of the URC regular season for Munster, as they look to secure Champions Cup rugby for next season.
Scottish Rugby will lower the tackle height to "below the sternum" in community rugby matches from next season on a trial basis, the governing body said on Wednesday.
Connacht's longest-serving player Tiernan O’Halloran has extended his contract until the 2023-24 season.
Graham Rowntree is fully confident that Munster will not allow the season to "fizzle out" as they face a double-header in South Africa.
Neil Treacy, Bernard Jackman and Eddie O'Sullivan recap the big stories in the week of rugby.
Leicester Tigers’ outside-back Chris Ashton will retire at the end of the 2022/23 season, his club confirmed. The 36-year-old has made 25 appearances for Leicester so far after joining part of the way through last season, but has now decided to call time on his career. Ad Ashton began his career in rugby league for Wigan Warriors in 2005, before making the switch to rugby union, where he played for Northampton Saints, Saracens, Toulon, Sale Sharks, Harlequins and Worcester Warriors, and played in both disciplines for England as well as the Barbarians.
Schalk Burger has backed up John Dobson's assertion that travel and logistical challenges can't be used as an excuse for South Africa's dark weekend in Europe, where all three of the remaining South African participants in the Champions and Challenge Cups were dumped out of the tournaments.