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How tall is Jim Stynes?
Jim Stynes is 6' 6 1/2".
When was Jim Stynes born?
Jim Stynes was born on April 23, 1966, in Dublin, Ireland.
When did Jim Stynes die?
Jim Stynes died on March 20, 2012, in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia of cancer.
When did Jim stynes get dignosed for cancer?
In 2009.
Why is Jim stynes famous?
for being a footballer
Where did Jim Stynes go to school?
colaiste eoin
How many goals has Jim stynes kicked?
130
How many consecutive AFL games did Jim Stynes play?
Jim Stynes played a magnificent 244 games in a row. In 1998 (I think), he suffered a broken hand and missed a couple of games.
Who played most afl games in a row?
Jim Stynes
Where did Jim Stynes grow up?
He grew up in Dublin in Ireland.
What is Jim stynes' sisters name?
Sharon, Dearbhla and Terri-Ann
Who played most afl games in a row and how many?
Jim Stynes 244 games.
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