AISAKE SET FOR REBEL COMEBACK.

Byline: By ORLA BANNON

SETANTA O hAILPIN is likely to stay at Carlton Blues - but his younger brother Aisake could be on the verge of returning home.

Carlton's operations boss Steven Icke confirmed last night that although Setanta is attracting interest from other clubs, he is "more likely than unlikely" to still be at the club when the AFL draft week ends today.

However Aisake could be shipped out after a bust-up with the coach and having failed to play a senior game for Carlton, he is unlikely to be picked up by any of their AFL rivals.

The 23-year-old would be welcomed home in Cork with open arms but the chances of both brothers coming home are remote.

Setanta has been a regular for Carlton this season and is in demand.

Asked what clubs have expressed an interest in the 25-year-old Icke said: "I'd prefer not to say".

Elsewhere, the Australians have named a largely inexperienced squad for the International Rules series with only six players with previous experience of the hybrid game.

It's understood Mick Malthouse have opted for smaller, faster players as the Aussies continue to change their style of play.

CAPTION(S):

STAYING PUT Older brother Setanta is in demand in the AFL