Tovey gets the second half underway. All to play for here at the RDS.

Leinster will not be too happy with their first half performance and will know how important it will be get 3 more tries and claim a bonus point putting them on top for the time being with Munster not playing until tomorrow. Second half is a few minutes away so stay with us for further updates and analysis.

Not the most entertaining first half with both sides making plenty of errors, but the try from McGrath just before half time will send the Leinster players into the dressing room the happier side. The Dragons have really put it up to Leinster and their defence has been on top with Leinster struggling to create many try opportunities. A huge second half awaits and The Dragons will believe that they can shock the world and claim a win here tonight which would be their first win on Irish soil since they defeated Ulster in Ravenhill in 2008.

The Dragons win the restart and the clock strikes 40 and Tovey clears the ball high into the stands to bring the first half to an end.

A Cian Healyesque try from McGrath, Picking the ball up from the base of the ruck and pumping his legs and avoiding tackles and eventually touching down for the for the homeside. Madigans adds the extras to give Leinster a 7 point lead.

The Dragons defence is finally broken with Jack McGrath going over the whitewash with 2 minutes left in the first half.

An inconsistent first half for both sides with Tovey this time the guilty party as his kick goes straight into touch gifting the ball back to Leinster

Leinster enter the 22 with Macken and then Cronin making some good metres. The blues go through the phases in anticipation of a score before half time but the ever so reliable Leo Cullen goes off his feet giving The Dragons the opportunity to clear their lines.

Huge blow for The Dragons as Talei who has had a good season and has been impressive so far is forced off with an injury with Groves taking his place.

A tricky enough angle for Madigan as he kicks for the corner. The homeside start a maul to try and get over the whitewash but eventually the ball is turned over and Harries clears the ball for the away side.