Ireland head coach Joe Schmidt is facing a nervous wait on the fitness of back-row Josh van der Flier after he suffered an injury on Friday.
The dynamic flanker, who has been on the bench for Ireland in their opening Six Nations matches, hurt his left shoulder against Edinburgh.
According to the Irish Times, it looks like he is unlikely to feature in the rest of the Championship, with Leinster head coach Leo Cullen saying: "Josh did a bit of damage to his AC joint. I don’t know the severity of it. We'll get him checked out. He just took a direct impact on his shoulder."
A positive for Leinster and Ireland from the 39-10 victory was the performance of fly-half Joey Carbery, who scored two tries in the win.
Ireland return to Six Nations duty next Saturday, against France at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin.
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