They ended a two decade wait for a win in Dublin on Saturday.
Jack Carty says Connacht can take lots of positives into the rest of the PRO14 season following their win over Leinster.
The Athlone man became the first individual to score 25 points against Leinster in the professional era during the 35-24 win on Saturday.
It leaves the Westeners second in Conference B behind Munster after eight games.
The 28 year-old out half says the team knew something special was on the cards:
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