Leinster thought they’d made the right begin to the second half when Josh van der Flier crossed, however, after a tv match official [TMO] overview, the attempt was chalked off for a knock on.
They continued to pile the stress on within the early levels of the second half as they seemed to increase their benefit, however failed so as to add to their tally and had been caught out on 53 minutes when Edinburgh went forward for the primary time.
The ball bounced favourably for Darcy Graham after Thompson’s charged down kick and he gleefully took full benefit, chipping the ball over Keenan earlier than touching down forward of Gibson-Park.
Leinster responded properly as van der Flier made amends for his failure to floor the ball quarter-hour earlier as he scored following a faucet and go from Sheehan.
Two tries in fast succession from Thomas Clarkson and Ioane lastly gave the hosts the respiration house their attacking show deserved.
Ioane arrange Clarkson to energy over on 63 minutes earlier than the New Zealand worldwide offered a dummy to Graham, skipped down the left-hand facet and scored two minutes later to seal the victory for the four-time European Cup winners.
Leinster: Keenan; T O’Brien, Ioane, Osborne, J O’Brien; Byrne, Gibson-Park; Porter, Sheehan, Furlong; J McCarthy, Baird; Conan, Van der Flier, Doris (capt).
Replacements: G McCarthy, Usanov, Clarkson, Deeny, Deegan, McGrath, Frawley, Henshaw.
Edinburgh: Schoeman, Ashman, Rae, Sykes, Gilchrist, McConnell, Richardson, Muncaster; Shiel, Thompson, Satala, Lang, Currie, Graham, O’Conor.
Replacements: Blyth-Lafferty, Venter, Hill, Younger, Douglas, Vellacott, Tuipulotu, Brown.
