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Emilio Eiroa García (23
August 1935 – 10
March 2013) was a
Spanish politician and lawyer.
Eiroa served as the
President of the
Government of
Aragon from...
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vence al Bergantiños Fútbol Club en As
Eiroas (0–1)" [Rayo
Cantabria defeat Bergantiños Fútbol Club at the As
Eiroas (0–1)] (in Spanish).
Racing Santander...
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Oettinger Davidoff Group,
although the
Eiroas maintained ownership of the
Honduran tobacco fields.
Generoso Eiroa had been
growing tobacco in Cuba since...
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plays in
Segunda Federación –
Group 1,
playing home
matches at
Estadio As
Eiroas, with a
capacity of 5,000 seats. 2
seasons in
Segunda División B 3 seasons...
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Retrieved 28
April 2020. "Angeliño regresó a As
Eiroas en
Carball o" [Angeliño
returned to As
Eiroas in Carballo]. La Voz de
Galicia (in Spanish). A Coruña...
- Bergantiños (4) 1–2
Marbella (3)
Carballo 19:30
Ouhdadi 64'
Report Dorian Jr. 16', 23' Stadium: As
Eiroas Attendance: 500 Referee:
Francisco García Riesgo...
- Federation. Bergantiños pla**** at
Riazor instead of
their regular stadium As
Eiroas, in Carballo, as it does not meet the
requirements established by the Royal...
- irmán de Angeliño, Dani Esmorís,
visitou As
Eiroas" [The
brother of Angeliño, Dani Esmorís,
visited As
Eiroas] (in Galician). NH Diario. 2 July 2021. Retrieved...
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Pedro Castro Eiroa (born 15
November 1947) is a
Venezuelan footballer. He pla**** in
seven matches for the
Venezuela national football team from 1975 to...
- in 1990,
keeping the
initials PAR. The
founders of PAR
included Emilio Eiroa, who
later served as the
President of the
Government of
Aragon from 1991...
