Australia's International Rules team warned for late-night partying The Australian team partied late in Ireland. AUSTRALIA'S International Rules team has been warned over its late-night partying following the side's loss in Ireland. No members of the Aussie touring squad will be sent home but AFL officials, including deputy chief executive Gillon McLachlan, felt it necessary to call the team together to caution the side. Some members of the side were involved in a late-night drinking session - reportedly the second straight following the team's loss to the home nation in Cavan on Saturday night - and hotel staff in Limerick told them to keep their noise down in the early hours of the morning. It's believed staff had to return shortly afterwards to repeat the message as the party continued in one of the player's rooms. McLachlan, travelling with the team, addressed the team along with AFL operations manager Mark Evans and coach Michael O'Loughlin at a team meeting following breakfast. The Aussie team is now staying at Dromoland Castle hotel in Ennis, having made their way to Ennis on Sunday following their first-up loss. The team will return to Dublin for the final leg of the tour on Tuesday.