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With a Six Nations title already under his belt this year, Conor Murray can still dream of more silverware for his province by the end of the season.

Munster face a tough Heineken Cup semi-final against Toulon at the end of the month and will be gunning for another trophy in the Rabo Pro 12.

Adrian caught up with Murray earlier today and admitted that he has not had time to let the Six Nations triumph sink in.

"It's a strange time of year to win something because it's not at the end of the year. You can celebrate with the lads for a couple of days but we were literally straight back in to Munster camp and playing Leinster in the sold out Aviva. It's really enjoyable because the big games are coming thick and fast," said the scrum-half who also spoke about potentially lining out at 10 instead in the next few weeks and the challenge that will bring.

The biggest challenge ahead though is Toulon, which brings back memories of last year's heroic defeat to eventual runners up Clermont at the same stage, and Murray admitted that Munster will take heart from that performance.

"The chat was similar last year when we were coming up against Clermont and people were writing us off. They didn't seem to have much confidence in our team, but we did. That's even more so this year. I'm sure that chat will come about Toulon and their superstars but within our group there is confidence in our dressing room at the moment," said the 24-year-old.