Munster still box-office as All Blacks arrival shows

The All Blacks arrival in Limerick has proved a major box-office attraction, with over 20,000 tickets sold for their clash with Munster on Saturday.

Munster Rugby today announced that over 20,000 tickets have been sold already for Saturday’s clash with New Zealand at Thomond Park.

The All Blacks are one of the most famous and successful sporting teams in the world, and their visit to Limerick is a major coup for Munster Rugby.

The game is sure to be a sell-out, and it is a great opportunity for Munster fans to see one of the best teams in the world in action.

Munster are one of the most successful clubs in European rugby, and they will be looking to give the All Blacks a tough game on Saturday.

The match is also a major boost for the local economy, with thousands of fans expected to travel to Limerick for the game.

Munster Rugby CEO Garrett Fitzgerald said: "We are delighted with the response from the public to this game. It is a great opportunity for Munster fans to see one of the best teams in the world in action."

"We are expecting a sell-out crowd, and we are looking forward to a great game of rugby."

The match will be the first time that the All Blacks have played in Limerick since 2008.

The last time the two teams met, Munster won 18-16 in a thrilling encounter at Thomond Park.

Munster will be hoping for a similar result on Saturday, but they will know that they will have to be at their best to beat the All Blacks.

The game is sure to be a sell-out, so fans are advised to buy their tickets early to avoid disappointment.