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Published 16:06 7 Aug 2015 BST
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Deep RiverRock recently sent out a challenge to all Leinster fans.
In a bid to find the province's most passionate supporters, they asked their followers on social media to tell them exactly how much they love Leinster. Entries flooded in on social media under the #LoveLeinster hashtag, with followers sharing photos of families turning out to support, poetic tributes to the team and demonstrations of true Leinster fans in action. After collating all the results, cousins Sylvia Lynch & Amy Lynch-Parsons of Greenhills both won season tickets and Laoise O’Dwyer & her family from Castleknock were selected as the lucky winners of the Family Season Ticket. Deep RiverRock recruited Leo the Lion to give them a fantastic prize for their amazing support.Leo the lion went on his own adventure to ‘paw’ deliver the season tickets to the deserving winners in their own homes, as a reward for the unrivalled support of the Leinster team.
For more information & exciting competitions visit www.facebook.com/DeepRiverRock
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