Colin O'Brien's side were beaten 3-1 by Switzerland in their last-16 clash in Doha.
The Republic of Ireland under-17 have suffered a disappointing end to their World Cup campaign today.
Colin O'Brien's side were beaten 3-1 by Switzerland in their last-16 clash in Doha - Shamrock Rovers striker and Ellistown's Michael Noonan the scorer of their goal.
This evening, it's the turn of the Ireland under-21s.
After defeat to England on Friday, Jim Crawford's side go away to Andorra for their latest European Championship qualifier, with kick off at 6.30pm.
The senior men's squad will be keeping a close eye on two of tonight's World Cup qualifiers.
Heimir Hallgrimsson's side will be in Pot 2 for the playoffs in March, if Austria avoid defeat to Bosnia-Herzegovina.
They also need Wales not to win at home to North Macedonia, to secure home advantage in the playoff semi-final.
Those two games kick-off at 7.45 while at the same time in Glasgow, Scotland can secure automatic qualification with a home win against Denmark.
Munster appeared to be heading for a comfortable victory after establishing a 26-5 half-time lead, with Alex Kendellen scoring twice alongside tries from Marnus van der Merwe and Dan Kelly.
O'Brien crossed for two tries in the opening half, while Osborne added Leinster's fifth try late in the game to round off a comfortable bonus-point victory.
The two Premier Division sides will meet at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin, with the winners set to lift one of Irish football's biggest domestic trophies.
Japan's Miyu Yamashita leads the tournament on 13 under par after also shooting a 68, with Taiwan's Yani Tseng one stroke behind following a six-under 66.
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