Molony and Leinster aiming to make better memories after London low

Ross Molony took the time to explain his thinking and his emotions around his own departure, for Bath, after a decade with his home province.

MEMORIES BEFORE DEPARTURE: The goal now is to make one more glorious memory to bring with Ross Molony but three defeats in their last four URC games have made that all the harder for Leinster who could finish the regular season in any one of the top four positions. Pic: Tyler Miller/Sportsfile

The URC playoffs lie another week away, and there are loose ends to be addressed when Leinster meet Connacht in the last regular round of games in Ballsbridge this evening, but it’s hard not to cast an eye beyond the boundaries of the coming weeks.

This will be Leinster’s last game in the soon-to-be redone RDS given they are already booked in to play an already guaranteed home quarter-final at the Aviva Stadium and Croke Park is the destination should they earn home berths in the last two rounds.