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Published 15:52 8 May 2019 BST
Updated 15:56 8 May 2019 BST
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A competition winner (details below) and a friend will be given the opportunity to enjoy an overnight stay at the exclusive 'hotel'. A statement from Guinness reads:
'The team behind the brand is offering fans a money can’t buy experience; the chance to spend an exclusive night at the famous grounds the night before the Guinness PRO14 Final on May 25, which will be the first rugby union game ever to be played at the stadium. 'The winner and their guest will also be welcomed into the hospitality box on the day of the big match to watch the final and enjoy live punditry from a rugby legend, over a pint of the black stuff.'The competition is open to the nations competing in the Guinness PRO14 Final, Ireland and Scotland. To enter, participants just need to visit the PRO14 site, answer a simple question and submit their details. Winners will be chosen at random from entrants that support the two teams that make the final, with the winner announced on May 20. Five runners-up will receive 2019/2020 season tickets. Entrants must be over 18 years of age and this prize is non-transferrable. All Terms and Conditions can be found here.

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