United Rugby Championship - Leinster 24-18 Munster (Result)
Munster ahead 13-0 through Daly try and O'Shea's eight points off tee, before Tommy O'Brien try cuts lead.
Ryan Baird's converted score brings Leinster within one point before Charlie Tector completes comeback.
Leinster's second and third tries come with Munster's Nankivell in sin bin.
Jamie Osborne makes game safe for Leinster and secures try bonus; Munster earn losing bonus point in final play.
Last game for Irish internationals before Nations Championship fixtures.
FT: Leinster 24-18 Munster
That's all from this derby as Leinster earn the bragging rights to move up to sixth in the URC standings with their second win of the campaign.
They hadn't it all their own way though, particularly in the first half, and in defeat Munster deservedly claimed a losing bonus point to only drop one place in the standings, passed by Leinster to sit down in 12th.
FT: Leinster 24-18 Munster
Both sides return to United Rugby Championship action next weekend, with Leinster involved in another interpro away to Connacht on Friday night.
Meanwhile, Munster welcome South African side Sharks to Limerick on Saturday evening.
FT: Leinster 24-18 Munster
Leinster captain Dan Sheehan on Premier Sports: "That's a massive win for us to end the block. We're really happy with that performance.
"In the first half, our breakdown needed a lot of work. Tadhg Beirne was all over it.
"We needed a reality check at half time. It was a good turnaround."
FT: Leinster 24-18 Munster
Jamison Gibson-Park on Premier Sports: "Very happy to be back. It was awesome.
"Munster were the better team in the first-half but we got it going in the second half.
"You have to give credit to Munster. They were really good defensively but happy we were able to turn it around."
Munster deservedly went into a 13-point lead after an impressive first half showing, but Leinster found their way in the second half and hit 24 points unanswered to win this provincial battle.
The visitors at least have the consolation of securing a losing bonus with the last play of the game.
Ben O'Connor
Ben O'Connor gets in for the try with the final act of the game to at least give Munster a losing bonus point.
A deserved one at that.
Leinster 24-13 Munster
Munster still have a chance at a losing bonus point, but JJ Hanrahan is penalised for a knock-on as he goes down under a challenge
Leinster 24-13 Munster
That was an opening for Munster, but Max Clein drops the pass out on the right, and play restarts with a Leinster line-out.
Jamie Osborne (con Joey Carbery)
Munster are resilient on their own try line, but eventually the pressure tells and once again it's Jamison Gibson-Park who is influential.
The scrum-half switches the ball out left to Jamie Osborne who goes over, and this time Joey Carbery converts.
Leinster 17-13 Munster
Joey Carbery kicks into touch down around the Munster five-metre line.
Munster retrieve the ball, but Leinster force the turnover and win the line-out again deep in Munster territory.
Leinster 17-13 Munster
Play is still stopped here as Shane Daly receives all the attention he needs.
He receives a round of applause as he's carted off.
Let's hope that injury isn't as serious as it may have been.
Leinster 17-13 Munster
Munster's Shane Daly has stayed down after making a heavy challenge.
The clock is stopped at 69:56 as he receives attention.
Leinster 17-13 Munster
It's a Munster scrum close to their own 22 as they are restored to 15.
Charlie Tector
Somehow Munster manage to repel Leinster, but eventually their resistance is broken as Jamison Gibson-Park picks out Charlie Tector and he walks in to put Leinster in front.
Joey Carbery's conversion comes back off the post, and it's a four-point game.
Image source, Getty ImagesLeinster 12-13 Munster
Robbie Henshaw finds a hole, and Leinster look ominous again.
Leinster 12-13 Munster
Into the final quarter of this game and Leinster have a lineout around midfield.
Joey Carbery breaks from wide, but Tadhg Beirne does brilliantly to force the turnover penalty for Munster.
Leinster 12-13 Munster
In the midst of that, Munster have been reduced to 14 men as Alex Nankivell is shown a yellow card. Big ask now for the visitors.
Ryan Baird (con Joey Carbery)
Leinster eventually have their try and it's Ryan Baird who goes over.
Joey Carbery converts.
Leinster 5-13 Munster
The referee gives a second penalty against Munster from the scrum - Leinster play the advantage, but Joey Carberry is drilled and play resets with another scrum.
Image source, Getty ImagesLeinster 5-13 Munster
The scrum results in a Leinster penalty, and they will choose to scrum again.
