To win, Munster must perform at a level they have not yet reached this season

EVEN with the advent of professionalism, one could never envisage a day when thousands would queue overnight to see a Munster team perform in Lansdowne Road.

Having played on a number of occasions for Munster against Leinster at headquarters in front of a few thousand at best, it represents a remarkable turnaround.

On Sunday, those lucky enough to secure tickets are likely to witness scenes normally reserved for an All-Ireland hurling final. The colour, atmosphere and fervour on the terraces should make for a unique rugby experience.

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