Glasgow Warriors recovered from a ten-point halftime deficit to defeat Munster 26-20 at Thomond Park in their United Rugby Championship season opener.
The bonus-point result extended Glasgow's winning streak at the venue to three consecutive matches.
Munster's Fast Start Slips Away
Munster opened with a 10-0 lead after a JJ Hanrahan penalty and a Ben O'Connor try, which followed an eight-minute yellow card for Glasgow centre Ollie Smith.
Winger Jamie Dobie hit back with Glasgow's first try on his 100th appearance.
Michael Milne then crossed and converted to send Munster into the break with a 17-7 advantage.
Glasgow responded after the interval when substitute Nathan McBeth crossed the line to cut the deficit.
Hanrahan landed his second penalty to push Munster's lead to 20-14, but late tries from George Horne and Dobie sealed the win for the visitors.
Munster lost full-back Mike Haley to an injury in the 17th minute.
New signing Kieran Brookes made his competitive debut at prop before being replaced in the second half.
The defeat completed a sweep of losses for all four Irish provinces on the URC opening weekend, a first since the 2009-10 season.
Glasgow Warriors will host Ulster in their second match next weekend, while Munster travel to face the Bulls.
