That's all from me tonight, as Edinburgh get their season back on track with a crucial win away to Munster.

A dominant performance at scrum time laid the groundwork for four first-half tries which proved decisive.

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Munster interim head coach Ian Costello tells Premier Sports: "Really disappointed. Really poor performance - that's not good enough. A very disappointed dressing room and rightly so.

"[Set-piece] had a big factor in the game, really dictated the momentum. Our whole game tonight was off, not at a standard that's acceptable.

"Struggling to take positives but those two points could be really important. We've got a couple of weeks off now and we've got to sit with that."

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Edinburgh head coach Sean Everitt tells Premier Sports: "Very pleased. We had to go back to the drawing board when you lose at home.

"Our set-piece functioned really well which allowed us to put pressure on them from a field position point of view, and I thought we were outstanding defensively tonight.

"We learned hard lessons against Zebre. Top four is probably a little bit ambitious, but certainly top eight.

"We don't often win away from home so this was a really good confidence builder for the team."

Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer on X

Fine and unexpected win for Edinburgh in Cork. Good decision to drop the lad Hyde and bring in Jekyll for a rare start.

Edinburgh centre Matt Currie has been named player of the match after his hat-trick:

"I've got a few family members here tonight," he told Premier Sports. My grandad Frank played hurling for Kilkenny and I've still got a lot of family here - probably a bittersweet one for them.

"We were hurting after that Zebre game. That wasn't a performance you want to put out, so it definitely gave us the shock we needed. The focus going on is keeping that consistency - we don't want to have those games to then perform afterwards.

"We maybe got lucky off the back of a few mistakes, but we spoke a lot about building pressure throughout the game and those tries came off the back of us doing that well."

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Simon Zebo
Former Ireland winger on Premier Sports

They do have a good squad. It highlights their inconsistency - they rely on a big emotional get-up after a bad loss to Zebre to knock over Munster.

Munster struggled with the physicality.

John Barclay
Former Scotland captain on Premier Sports

It's a frustrating one from a coach and fan point of view, because we've seen two completely different versions of the same team.

That points to something being not quite right. They have a nice squad but it doesn't deliver on a consistent basis.

That is that in Cork.

Munster somehow snatch two losing bonus points, but Edinburgh's superb first-half display means they take maximum points back to the Scottish captial.

They bounce back from their awful recent form, and ease some of the pressure on head coach Sean Everitt.

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Edinburgh pinch possession, but cough up another scrum.

A scrappy end to the contest.

Munster win a penalty at the scrum, a rarity tonight.

Ironic cheers come from the stands as the hosts kick into Edinburgh's 22 once more.

Edinburgh, down to 14 players, stand firm in defence and win a penalty.

They will be in no hurry to take the upcoming lineout...

"High degree of danger but the player is passive", says referee Gianluca Gnecchi.

Just a yellow for Paddy Harrison.

Munster kick to the corner, looking for a bonus-point try.

The home crowd have grown increasingly agitated at the officials throughout this game, and a high tackle from Edinburgh hooker Paddy Harrison leads to loud boos from the stands.

The officials are having a look...

A clever clearing kick into open field from Munster replacement Paddy Patterson puts Edinburgh's Ross McCann under pressure but he fends off the attentions of Patterson and Shay McCarthy to avert any threat.

Edinburgh flanker Hamish Watson is down receiving treatment, but looks fine to finish the game.

The ball bobbles out of an Edinburgh ruck to end the attack, but it would have been a Munster penalty anyhow for a neck roll at the breakdown.

Eight minutes or so left in Cork.

Another scrum penalty goes Edinburgh's way. I make that eight for the visitors at scrum time.

A remarkable stat, and Ross Thompson kicks his side into the Munster 22.

Munster survive a scrum, and Shay McCarthy accelerates through a gap to take the hosts into Edinburgh's 22.