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For many first-year players, season launches can be intimidating affairs; with speeches, panel discussions and a swarm of new faces.

For Irish recruit Saoirse Lally, any lingering nerves at St Kilda’s launch quickly evaporated during a hilarious exchange with her new coach, Nick Dal Santo.

New Irish recruit Saoirse LallySimon Schluter

Lally and teammate Sophie Butterworth were chatting with families in the room, when Dal Santo showcased some Aussie slang, and asked his new Irish recruit “How are you travelling?”

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