I'll sign off now. What a performance from Glasgow Warriors, champions of the Pro12 for the first time.

Gregor Townsend's men simply blew Munster away, running in four tries to one. The fans will have a party in Belfast but the players are coming back home because they couldn't find a hotel! Maybe they'll make it to Glasgow in time for last orders...

Thanks for your company and enjoy the rest of your Saturday.

Glasgow skipper Al Kellock on BBC Radio Scotland

"There will be plenty of time for reflection, right now I'm enjoying the moment. The work that has gone on off the park to get us to this place has to be mentioned."

The big captain is drenched in champagne and very, very hoarse. What a way to sign off. Big Al will always be a Glasgow legend.

Ian Wright on Twitter: "I hear a Whoooo and a Hoooo! #bbcrugby"

Vivienne on Twitter: "congratulations Glasgow Warriors, you did it!!!"

Former Scotland captain Andy Nicol on BBC Two Scotland

"It's quite emotional. It has been a long journey. The next generation know that they can stay in Scotland and win trophies and that is fantastic."

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Glasgow Warriors' Duncan Weir celebrates with DTH van der Merwe at full time. The bottles of bubbly are flowing now.

Andy Burke
BBC Scotland

"What a performance. What an achievement. Glasgow have been steadily building towards this in recent years, but they had to prove they could make that final step, and they made it emphatically. If there is such a thing as winning the right way then this was it. Beautiful, inventive, attacking rugby. What a much-needed boost for Scottish rugby."

Fiona in Peebles: "Is it 20 years since the Toonie Flip? Gregor does it again - congratulations Glasgow!"

The Glasgow players are getting their medals now, with everyone getting a big cheer. Here comes Al Kellock with the trophy and the fireworks and tickertape follow. What a moment for the big lock, who is retiring from the game...

Glasgow try-scorer DTH van der Merwe on BBC Two Scotland

"It's an amazing feeling. The slogan goes 'People make Glasgow' and that's really true. I'll miss this place immensely. I've enjoyed every minute it. We have used 52 or 53 players across the season, that shows just how deep our squad is."

And the Warriors will miss the powerful Canada winger. Big DTH ran in his 43rd try for Glasgow this evening.

Glasgow number eight Josh Strauss on BBC Radio Scotland

"All the hard work has paid off. Munster are a brilliant team but we put in a great team effort. It's so tiring but so satisfying. The whole feeling is amazing."

Glasgow full-back Stuart Hogg on BBC Two Scotland

"We targeted this at the start of the season. It's a great moment. We scored some fantastic tries early doors and shut Munster out. We have some players who are outstanding performers but it's a team game. There's no better feeling than putting on the Glasgow jersey."

Glasgow flanker Rob Harley on BBC Radio Scotland

"To look around the ground, you'd think it was a home game. It's a huge moment for us. This was always our target and we've been building towards this all season. It's just an incredible feeling."

Ian Mooney on Twitter: "Congratulations to Glasgow Warriors, well deserved."

Tom English
BBC Scotland at Kingspan

"They were intense and accurate, blowing a good Munster side away. This was an outstanding performance from Glasgow. In my opinion, this is the greatest moment for Scottish rugby in the professional age."

There's people on the pitch... It's not over yet, folks. Duncan Weir still needs to wallop the ball out of play. He duly obliges and the Glasgow contingent in Belfast go crazy! Pro12 champions and thoroughly deserved after a scintillating display.

Jerry Yanuyanutawa, the last of the Glasgow replacements, is on for the last few moments. I haven't time to say who's gone off after writing the Fijian's lengthy name out...

Sean Lamont is penalised for stopping a galloping Andrew Smith with his shoulder. He stays on the park for the last few minutes after a ticking off and Munster kick to touch near the corner.

Andy Burke
BBC Scotland

"The Warriors players have spoken in recent weeks about how they have played well in patches but were striving for an 80-minute performance. They've delivered just that when it mattered most. They haven't dropped the intensity for a single second. Munster have had their moments, but they've been well and truly outplayed."

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Glasgow are coasting now, so have a look at Finn Russell darting through for their fourth try. Yes, fourth try. It's been a dominant display from Gregor Townsend men.

It's just not happening for Munster as a few fans start to leave the ground. Local neutrals surely? Duncan Weir pops over a penalty to extend Glasgow's lead.