The EPCR has outlined how the home venues will be designated for the last four.
The Aviva Stadium will host the meeting of Munster and Leinster in the Heineken Champions Cup semi-finals, if they get through their respective last eight ties.
The EPCR says that, for this year only, semi-finals will be played at the chosen venues of the highest-ranked clubs.
Thomond Park is unavailable on the weekend of May 14th and 15th, when the semi-finals are due to take place.
Munster play Toulouse in the quarter-finals, while Leinster take on Leicester.
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