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James Stynes was born in Dublin Ireland.
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James meets his family. Brian(dad), Teresa(mum), David and Brian(Brothers), Sharon, Terri-Anne, and Dearbhla(Sisters).
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Jim Stynes
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Grew up in Rathfarnham
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James attened Ballyboden Boys School
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Played Gaelic Foootball at the age of Nine.
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When Nine played at Ballyboden St Enda's Football Team
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Attened DeLa Salle Collage Curchtown where he played Rugby Union
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Jim responed to an advertisment in his local newspaper.
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The advertisment was placed by the Melbourne Football Club that had offered two scholarships all expenses paid to play football and attened college in Victora, Australia.
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He represented Dublin at the age of Eighteen.
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Applicants were required to be Under 18, over 183cm and county standard.
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He arrived in Victora, Australia.
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Akmost ended with a severe rib injury.
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Melbourne made it to the Grand Final. Lost by 96 points.
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Stynes was awarded Melbourne's best player of the match
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Stynes best year came in 1991 playing a consistant season he became favourite to win Brownlow Medal and did so with 25 votes clear of any other player
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Stynes sustined from a collisun with Team Mate David Neitz
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He started the Reach Foundation with film director Paul Currie
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Jim Stynes was dianosed with Metastatic Melanoma (Cancer)
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Jim died at his home
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Funerel was held at St Paul's Cathedrel