| Guinness PRO14 | 2nd (A) | 77 | Semi-final | Champions Cup | Semi-final | Celtic Cup | 2nd in pool |- | 2019–20 | Guinness PRO14 | 2nd (B) | 51 | Semi-final | Champions Cup | 3rd in pool | Celtic Cup | 6th in pool |- | 2020–21 | style="background: silver"|Guinness PRO14 | style="background: silver"|1st (B) | style="background: silver"|64 | style="background: silver"|Runner-up | Champions Cup | Last 16 | Rainbow Cup | 2nd in pool |- | 2021–22 | URC | 6th | 56 | Quarter-final | Champions Cup | Quarter-final | URC Irish Shield | 3rd |} Gold background denotes championsSilver background denotes runner-up * After dropping into the competition from the Heineken Cup Season records United Rugby Championship European Rugby Champions Cup European Rugby Challenge Cup Current standings United Rugby Championship European Rugby Champions CupPool BHonours Colours and crest The 'three crowns' flag of Munster Rugby derives from the historic coat of arms of Munster, which reputedly alludes to the three constituent historic kingdoms of Munster; Thomond in the north, Desmond in the south, and Ormond in the east. A revamped logo was introduced for the 2003–04 season which included the addition of a stag with the three crowns. The new crest was designed by the Limerick graphic design and branding agency Designer's Ink, who received a Gold Award in the Irish Design Effectiveness Awards for the branding and implementation of Munster Rugby. The crest was designed to maintain the three crowns and the new red stag symbolises strength and competitiveness. The decision for change was a product of two years of planning of research and design. Munster's kit is made by Adidas, who replaced Canterbury in 2007 in a deal initially covering kit supply for three seasons. Between 2004 and 2013, Toyota was Munster's primary sponsor, appearing on the front of their jersey. On 23 May 2013, it was announced on that Bank of Ireland would be replacing Toyota as Munster's sponsor. In April 2017, the deal with Bank of Ireland was extended until the end of the 2022–23 season. In August 2017, Munster announced that Shannon Airport had become its 'official airport partner' in a three-year deal, which would see the Shannon Airport logo appear on the players' shorts from the 2017–18 season onwards. The deals with kit manufacturer Adidas and retail partner LifeStyle Sports were extended in July 2019 until the