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Jim Stynes
(1966-2012)
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Jim Stynes was born on 23 April 1966 in Dublin, Ireland. He died on 20 March 2012 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
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Known for
Saturday Afternoon AFL
7.3
TV Series
Self
1992–1998 • 10 eps
AFL/GAA International Rules
TV Mini Series
Self - AFL footballer
Self - Australian player
1987–1998 • 2 eps
AFL Sunday
7.9
TV Series
Self - Melbourne Ruck Coach
1992–2000 • 9 eps
Saturday Night AFL
5.1
TV Series
Self - Demons player
1992 • 1 ep
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Self
Previous
12
Tom Wills
8.2
TV Movie
Self
2016
Open Mike
6.3
TV Series
Self
2010–2012
2 episodes
Every Heart Beats True: The Jim Stynes Story
9.2
TV Movie
Self
2010
Footy Classified
5.6
TV Series
Self
2008
1 episode
The Footy Show
5.8
TV Series
Self
2006–2007
2 episodes
AFL Sunday
7.9
TV Series
Self - Melbourne Ruck Coach
1992–2000
9 episodes
AFL/GAA International Rules
TV Mini Series
Self - AFL footballer
Self - Australian player
1987–1998
2 episodes
Friday Night Football
7.5
TV Series
Self
1994–1998
4 episodes
Saturday Afternoon AFL
7.3
TV Series
Self
1992–1998
10 episodes
State of Origin Australian Rules Football 1992: South Australia Versus Victoria
TV Special
Self
1992
Saturday Night AFL
5.1
TV Series
Self - Demons player
1992
1 episode
Dublin's Jim: The Jim Stynes Story
Video
Self
1991
Archive Footage
Previous
2
AFL 360
6.9
TV Series
Self
(archive footage)
2012
1 episode
The Local Footy Show
TV Series
Self
(archive footage)
2011
1 episode
Personal details
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Height
6′ 6½″ (1.99 m)
Born
April 23
,
1966
Dublin, Ireland
Died
March 20
,
2012
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
(cancer)
Relatives
David Stynes
(Sibling)
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Trivia
Won the Brownlow Medal, as the best and fairest player in the Australian Football League, in 1991.
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