Ticket Update | Interpro Derbies At Thomond Park
1st May 2024 By The Editor
Munster have three games remaining in the URC regular season with two massive Interpro derbies at Thomond Park against Connacht and Ulster coming up.
After two bonus-point wins in South Africa over the past fortnight, Munster are third in the table after 15 rounds of action.
There is a huge amount at stake in the final three games as we look to finish as high up the table as possible. See the URC table here.
Our next match is against Connacht on Saturday week with a 5.15pm kick-off.
Munster’s final regular season game is against Ulster on Saturday, June 1, at 5.15pm.
€40 Family Packs of 4 tickets are available for both home games with adult tickets from €20.
Final Three Fixtures
URC Round 16: Saturday, May 11
Munster v Connacht, Thomond Park, 5.15pm; Buy tickets here
URC Round 17: Friday, May 17
Edinburgh v Munster, The Hive, 7.35pm;
URC Round 18: Saturday, June 1
Munster v Ulster, Thomond Park, 5.15pm; Buy tickets here
URC Knock-Out Stage
The eight clubs that are in the positions first place to eighth place in the League Table at the conclusion of the League Stage will qualify for the Final Series Stage.
The Final Series Stage will be divided into quarter-finals, semi-finals, and a final. The quarter-finals will be knock-out, each played over one Match (subject to clause 5.1, below), and organised as follows:
Quarter-final 1 (QF1) – the Club ranked first in the Standing League Table will play at home against the Club ranked eighth in the Standing League Table.
Quarter-final 2 (QF2) – the Club ranked second in the Standing League Table will play at home against the Club ranked seventh in the Standing League Table.
Quarter-final 3 (QF3) – the Club ranked third in the Standing League Table will play at home against the Club ranked sixth in the Standing League Table.
Quarter-final 4 (QF4)– the Club ranked fourth in the Standing League Table will play at home against the Club ranked fifth in the Standing League Table.
The winners of the quarter-final Matches will proceed to the semi-finals. The semi-finals will be knock-out, each played over one Match (subject to clause 5.1, below), and organised as follows:
Semi-final 1 (SF1) – the winner of QF1 versus the winner of QF4. The highest ranked Club in the final Standing League Table will play at home unless Pro Rugby Championship determines otherwise.
Semi-final 2 (SF2) – the winner of QF2 versus the winner of QF3. The highest ranked Club in the final Standing League Table will play at home unless Pro Rugby Championship determines otherwise.
The Final Match will be knock-out, played over one Match, at a venue designated by Pro Rugby Championship.