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Published 12:33 19 Aug 2016 BST
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ROUND 2
Munster won't like the scheduled kick-off time [1pm] but they have Glasgow Warriors as guests to Thomond Park on Saturday, October 22. Ulster have the evening kick-off as Exeter Chiefs pitch up to Kingspan Stadium.
Leinster and Connacht hit the road but their respective ties with Montpellier and Zebre are not until the Sunday.
ROUND 3
A superb Friday night clash between Northampton Saints and Leinster Rugby, at Franklin's Gardens, gets Round 3 underway.
Ulster have the early Saturday start against Clermont, swiftly followed by Munster vs. Leicester Tigers. Connacht are away to the dangerous Wasps on Sunday, December 11.
ROUND 4
Munster have their return trip to Leicester on Saturday, December 17 and Connacht host Wasps later that same day. A busy Irish Saturday sees Leinster vs. Saints at the Aviva Stadium [7:45pm kick-off] before Ulster visit Stade Marcel Michelin on the Sunday.
The details for Rounds 5 and 6 will be released later this year.
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