Hattrick Matt Corrie in Edinburgh helped win 34-28 against Monster in Moscre Grave Park.
With the game playing in Cork instead of Thomond Park, the Sean Everitt team became the first visitor to the UNICBY (URC) tournament to the least used Munster to win since 2019.
With the support of the dominant scrum, Edinburgh had the four bonus point he achieved at the end of the first half and they deserved the winners although Munster closed the gap late.
The hosts, in the first match since its assertion, will take over the responsibility in the next season, and they won two points of rewards in defeat through the late Sean Operation experience and convert the subsequent Pelly Burns.
Edinburial victory raises sixth in the standings, one place and three points behind Monster.
Ross Thompson Ross Thompson hit the first points of the game from a penalty after his team got a penalty.
The visitor's dominance of the group has become a topic of the game, but Monster has provided a short wave shortly after.
Attacking.
It was good as got Monster.
Edinburgh's response came after the background of the background Bin Monkster and Magnus Bradbury showed a good force before Thompson was placed across the house in the first attempt of the side.
After that, Ben Villakot got the summit, after McCarthy operated the second highlands in which Korean runs to try.
The second wing was shortly after, as he was fine despite the attention of Nankville, who tried to get the ball under the ball.
In the final play before half of the time, Edinburgh tried their bonus point when, after another penalty kick, Corrie chose a great line of the subsequent line and was emptied to send Bradbury below the posts.
