'He will forever be in our hearts'
Aaron Langmaid, Elissa Doherty THE Melbourne Football Club song rang out across Federation Square as Jim Stynes' coffin was carried from St Paul's Cathedral today.
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Brother farewells his best friend
Champion Gaelic footballer Brian Stynes pays an emotional tribute to Jim
27 March 2012 1:48 Herald Sun
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Irish sing an Aussie song for Jim
A congregation in Jim Stynes’ home town church in Dublin belts out a version of Waltzing Matilda to honour him
27 March 2012 1:06 Herald Sun
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Home town honours Stynes
Family, friends and footballers gather at Ballyroan Parish Church in Dublin to pay tribute to their departed son
27 March 2012 0:51 Herald Sun
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City crash sparks fireball
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27 March 2012 0:31 Herald Sun
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27 March 2012 0:38 Herald Sun
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27 March 2012 0:37 Herald Sun
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27 March 2012 0:28 Herald Sun
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Barney's heroic effort in vain
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26 March 2012 2:05 Herald Sun
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Child shot in gang's gunfight
Heartbreaking CCTV caught the tragic moment a five-year-old girl was hit in the crossfire of a gunfight between gangmembers
27 March 2012 0:52 Herald Sun
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27 March 2012 0:26 Herald Sun
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27 March 2012 4:37 Herald Sun
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26 March 2012 0:32 Herald Sun
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Piano-playing pooch
This talented pup is a howling success on the piano.
26 March 2012 0:29 Herald Sun
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TV icon Bert Newton tells of his battle with pneumonia and thanks his wife Patti for nagging him into getting checked out
26 March 2012 1:41 Herald Sun
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Jim's legacy lives on
People in the crowd that gathered at Fed Square for Jim Stynes' funeral offer their tributes
27 March 2012 1:54 Herald Sun
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Jim's legacy lives on
People in the crowd that gathered at Fed Square for Jim Stynes' funeral offer their tributes
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A wife's poetic tribute
Sam Stynes pays tribute to the man she loved at his funeral
27 March 2012 1:59 Herald Sun
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Lyon's colourful memories
Garry Lyon tells Jim Stynes' funeral about his friend and former teammate. Vision courtesy of Channel 9
27 March 2012 1:23 Herald Sun
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Mooney questions Deledio deal
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Crows secure Smith and Petrenko
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Thought for the day 27 March 2012
When is a house not a house? When it's a home. Many people say that, if they walk into a building that is 'lived in', it feels different to one with no inhabitants. While you could say they're just sensing the emptiness, some insist there's a big distinction between a newly- built property and a place, nearly as new and just as empty, where previous occupants have since moved out. It may even be that this is what we mean when we say that we can detect 'ghosts'. What has this got to do with astrology? I'll explain tomorrow.
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