Person: Brian Stynes

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Death leaves ‘6ft 7in gap in our lives’

The death of Aussie Rules star Jim Stynes has left a 6ft 7in gap in people’s lives, his brother told thousands of mourners at his funeral.

columnists

Coaches find their time and place at last

gaa

Life is not all so rosy for the AFL’s Irish recruits

gaa

AFL star Kennelly urges return of Series

gaa

AFL in danger of alienating GAA, Earley warns

gaa

Curran takes on Round Towers role

Australian refereeing to come under joint scrutiny

THE refereeing in last weekend’s opening test in the Fosters International Series will be reviewed at a meeting in Melbourne today between GAA and AFL representatives.

Tue, 25 Oct, 2005

Awesome Aussies reap full reward

Australia 2-27-7 (100) Ireland 3-11-13 (64)

Sat, 22 Oct, 2005

Aussie coach plans ahead

NEW Australian coach Kevin Sheedy believes he is building a side that will beat Ireland in Croke Park next year.

Fri, 21 Oct, 2005

GAA: Sheedy determined to succeed

Having won four AFL Premierships and waited 25 years to finally coach his country, Kevin Sheedy is determined to lead Australia to glory in this month's International Rules Series.

Mon, 10 Oct, 2005

“EVERY time you win, you’re reborn. When you lose, you die a little,” said George Allen, a legendary American football coach who spent 11 years shipping the blows and sucking in the highs with the LA Rams and the Washington Redskins.

Sat, 04 Jun, 2005

GAA: Stynes retires from Dublin GAA football

The Dublin Senior Football team have been dealt a major blow with the news that veteran midfielder, Brian Stynes, will not make himself available for selection next season.

Sun, 13 Jan, 2002

GAA Football: Carr, Boylan defer selections

Dublin manager Tommy Carr and his Meath counterpart Sean Boylan have both

Wed, 11 Jul, 2001