In a stunning display at Croke Park, Leinster retained their United Rugby Championship title, overpowering the Bulls with a decisive 36-7 victory on May 27, 2023. This win marked Leinster's second consecutive championship and established them as the first team to achieve back-to-back titles since the league's rebranding in 2021.

Leinster's Scoring Breakdown:

• Tries: Tommy O'Brien, Rieko Ioane, Jack Conan, Sam Prendergast, Harry Byrne
• Conversions: Sam Prendergast (3), Harry Byrne
• Penalty: Sam Prendergast

Bulls' Scoring:

• Try: Canan Moodie
• Conversion: Handre Pollard

Leinster showcased their dominance early, leading 22-0 at halftime. The Bulls struggled with discipline, receiving two yellow cards for deliberate knock-ons, which severely hampered their efforts.

The first try came from O'Brien, who capitalized on a poor pass, sprinting 30 meters to score under the posts. Ioane soon followed with a well-executed try, diving over in the corner after a slick play from his teammates. Conan added a third try, pushing through the Bulls’ defense just before halftime.

After the break, Prendergast extended the lead with a try from a ruck, making it 29-0. The Bulls finally crossed Leinster's line with Moodie's try, but their hopes were dashed as another potential score was ruled out after TMO consultation.

Leinster's Byrne capped off the scoring in the final minutes, ensuring a comprehensive victory. This win brought Leinster's total URC titles to 10, while the Bulls faced their fourth defeat in five finals, continuing their struggle on the championship stage.