Other than the well documented absentees through injury, Kidney will have a full-strength squad to chose from with those involved in the recent internationals all included in the squad.

The squad trained yesterday in Thomond Park and enjoyed the company of former coach Alan Gaffney who watched with interest as Kidney, JimWilliams, Brian Hickey and Graham Steadman put their charges through their paces.

Also togged out yesterday was Mike Mullins who in the company of Paul Devlin, occupied himself with light training supervised by Fergal O'Callaghan.

Like Kidney,Ulster coach Mark McCall, has yet to finalise his starting line-up.

Munster: S Payne, M Lawlor, B Murphy, G Connolly, T Halstead, J Kelly, A Horgan, A Pitout, R O'Gara, J Manning, T O'Leary, P Stringer. F Pucciariello, J Hayes, M Horan, F Roche, J Flannery, D Fogarty, T Hogan, D O'Callaghan, M O'Driscoll, S Keogh, J O'Sullivan, D Leamy, D Wallace, A Foley.

Ulster: Simon Best, Bryan Young, Rod Moore, Rory Best, Nigel Brady, Justin Harrison, Matt McCullough, Ryan Caldwell, Neil Best, Neil McMillan, Roger Wilson, Stephen Ferris,

Isaac Boss, Kieran Campbell, David Humphreys, Adam Larkin, Paul Steinmetz, Kevin Maggs, Andrew Trimble, James Topping, Tommy Bowe, Bryn Cunningham