Munster's late show condemns Ulster to another URC defeat in Christmas cracker at Ravenhill
Briefly

Tom O'Toole's 30th minute red card looked like it would make it a long night for Ulster, who fell agonisingly short in the last play of the game when Munster's outstanding centre Tom Farrell completed a superb hat-trick, and with it, a remarkable derby victory.
Munster were left breathing a major sigh of relief, as they got out of jail, but this priceless win lifts them back into the play-off spots for now at least, and condemns Ulster to a fifth defeat on the bounce.
O'Toole went from hero to zero as his early try was followed by a red card. Referee Ben Whitehouse ruled that O'Toole had dropped all of his weight onto the exposed leg of Alex Nankivell, who will be lucky if he has avoided a serious injury.
Farrell's hat-trick along with Shane Daly's try just about cancelled out Ulster's tries courtesy of O'Toole, Harry Sheridan and James McNabney, as Munster's big defensive effort was just about enough.
Read at Irish Independent
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