Ulster’s season seems to be going from bad to worse as they slumped to a fourth sucessive defeat at Ravenhill and now are in second last in the Celtic League, a very dissapointing position for a side that finished second in the same tournament last season.


Munster, without 11 of the team that beat Neath Swansea Ospreys in the Heineken Cup last week put in a huge defensive effort limiting Ulster to just one penalty while running in 22 points themselves thanks to tries from Mossie Lawlor and Shaun Payne and the boot of Paul Burke who impressed at out-half.


Munster are now fourth in the table, only two points behind Leinster who they have a game in hand over.

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