Whether it be beating defenders with his lightning-quick pace as demonstrated at home to Edinburgh, or by using his power and strength which he showed against Scarlets, the 26-year-old has proved integral to his team’s success this year.

With just Glasgow Warriors standing in the way of consecutive Guinness Pro14 titles, Lowe’s irresistible form could prove the difference as Leinster gun for domestic success after just missing out in the Champions Cup.

Lowe is likely to line up opposite Glasgow’s Tommy Seymour in the final, in what could prove to be a scintillating battle of the wings.

The Scotland international put in a fine semi-final display himself with two tries and four clean breaks as the Warriors powered past Ulster 50-20.

With such a mouth-watering match up likely to ensue in Glasgow, it will be fascinating to see who ultimately comes out on top and helps their side to Guinness Pro14 glory.

The Guinness PRO14 Final is one of the most entertaining games in the rugby calendar and takes place in Glasgow’s Celtic Park on May 25. Tickets start at just £25 for adults, £1 for kids. Visit www.pro14rugby.org/finaltickets