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AN OFFICIAL attendance of more than 17,000 was recorded for Munster Rugby's United Rugby Championship fixture with Glasgow Warriors at Thomond Park on Saturday night last.
Munster were left to rue a slow start which saw them fall 0-28 behind at half-time and 0-31 in arrears early in the second half, before rallying strongly over the remaining half an hour of the contest.
The Scottish side eventually ran out 38-26 winners, although Munster did pick up a try bonus point scoring four tries.
The game was Munster's final outing before this Saturday's mammoth Heineken Champions Cup last 16 tie with Cell C Sharks in Durban, 12.30pm Irish time, live on BT Sport 3.
Photographer Kieran Ryan-Benson was on hand for the Limerick Leader on Saturday last at Thomond Park to capture all the colour and excitement.
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