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We are just under 45 minutes away from kick-off in Dublin. Plenty of time for you to weigh in with your thoughts about who is going to win. Will it be O'Driscoll's big send off, or can Glasgow be party-poopers?

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At the RDS Arena in Dublin, three-time champions Leinster will not only be hoping to be the first side to retain the Pro12 title - and in front of their own fans - but will be inspired to do so to ensure a fitting send off for legendary retiring Ireland centre Brian O'Driscoll. However, they have lost three of their last four finals - and two of those were on home soil, so they are not invincible.

The sun is out at last, we have a summer and it seems incongruous to be talking about a game of club rugby at this time of year in the British Isles.

But what a game we have in prospect - the Pro12 final between holders Leinster and Glasgow Warriors in front of a capacity 19,000 crowd. It certainly unfamiliar territory for the Scots, who are making their first appearance in the final.

Teams

Leinster: Rob Kearney, Fergus McFadden, Brian O'Driscoll, Gordon D'Arcy, Zane Kirchner, Jimmy Gopperth, Eoin Reddan, Cian Healy, Sean Cronin, Mike Ross, Devin Toner, Mike McCarthy, Rhys Ruddock, Shane Jennings, Jamie Heaslip.

Replacements: Aaron Dundon, Jack McGrath, Martin Moore, Leo Cullen, Sean O'Brien, Isaac Boss, Ian Madigan, Darragh Fanning.

Glasgow Warriors: Peter Murchie, Sean Maitland, Alex Dunbar, Peter Horne, Tommy Seymour, Finn Russell, Chris Cusiter, Gordon Reid, Dougie Hall, Jon Welsh, Jonny Gray, Al Kellock (capt), Rob Harley, Chris Fusaro, Josh Strauss.

Replacements: Pat MacArthur, Ryan Grant, Moray Low, Tim Swinson, Leone Nakarawa, Niko Matawalu, Ruaridh Jackson, Sean Lamont.