Leinster trailed 16-16 at half-time before taking control with an impressive second-half performance.
Kildare's Sam Prendergast and Jimmy O'Brien played key roles as Leinster opened their Champions Cup campaign with a 28-23 bonus-point victory over Clermont Auvergne on Saturday.
Leinster trailed 16-16 at half-time before taking control with an impressive second-half performance.
Prendergast scored a brilliant try shortly after the restart, combining with fellow Kildare man O'Brien, who gathered the out-half's kick before returning the ball for Prendergast to finish.
O'Brien was also involved in another Leinster try, collecting the restart before Jack Conan crossed the line.
Dan Sheehan scored twice, while Tadhg Furlong and Tommy O'Brien also touched down as Leinster secured a convincing win on French soil.
The result gives Leo Cullen's side a winning start to their European campaign.

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