On the morning of the BKT United Rugby Championship grand final, Leinster supporters were anxious due to the rain and an injury to Jamison Gibson-Park. However, the rain favored Leinster as they dominated the Bulls and secured a 32-7 victory.

Luke McGrath, who replaced Gibson-Park in the starting lineup, played a crucial role in Leinster's attack that led to three early tries. McGrath's clever chip set up Jordie Barrett for a spectacular try, showcasing quick thinking and teamwork.

McGrath expressed relief and excitement after the win, ending Leinster's four-year trophy drought. He highlighted the team's performance, especially the scrum's dominance and the significance of playing at Croke Park.

Leinster's players celebrated their victory by lifting the trophy at the Hogan Stand, emphasizing the special connection they feel to the venue. McGrath emphasized the team's focus on performance rather than the outcome, leading to a memorable and historic win.