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.
Ulster produced a remarkable second-half comeback to draw 26-26 with Munster in Saturday night's United Rugby Championship clash in Belfast.
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.
However, Ulster fought back after the break, with Jacob Stockdale completing his second try before David McCann reduced the deficit.
Stuart McCloskey then crossed late on, with Jack Murphy adding the conversion to level the scores.
Both provinces collected three league points from the encounter as attention now turns towards European action next weekend.

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