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Pirne is a
village in
Aytos Muni****lity, in
Burgas Province, in
southeastern Bulgaria.
Pirne Peak in
Antarctica is
named after the village.
Guide Bulgaria...
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Internationally Pirnes pla**** for the
Finnish national team at four
World Championships,
winning two
bronze medals.
Pirnes started his
career with...
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Pirne Peak (Bulgarian: връх Пирне, romanized: vrah
Pirne, IPA: [ˈvrɤx
pirˈnɛ]) is the
rocky peak
rising to 802 m on the
coast of
Vaughan Inlet, at the...
- Hal Gill
Tuomas Grönman
Ilkka Heikkinen Jarmo Myllys Janne Niskala Esa
Pirnes Dwayne Roloson Jānis
Sprukts Iiro
Tarkki Mikael Tellqvist Shayne Toporowski...
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scored twice. He and
Fabian Schnyder each had
three points and Esa
Pirnes also had two goals.
Former Ranger goaltender Jussi Markkanen had the win...
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Jarmo Myllys Sami
Nuutinen /
Stefan Öhman
Oskar Osala Antti Pihlström Esa
Pirnes Sergei Pryakhin Erkki Rajamäki Mike
Ribeiro Nathan Robinson Christian Ruuttu...
- Mike O'Neill Olli
Palola Jukka Peltola Pasi Petriläinen L****e Pirjetä Esa
Pirnes Jukka Porvari Pasi
Puistola Andrew Raycroft Matti Rintakoski Anssi Salmela...
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Jussi Tarvainen (Tappara) 2001-02: Kari
Lehtonen (Jokerit) 2002-03: Esa
Pirnes (Tappara) 2003-04:
Niklas Bäckström (Kärpät) 2004-05:
Niklas Bäckström (Kärpät)...
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SgtMattson (translation), Alpo
Noponen (original text),
Ville Pirnes (performance) (in Finnish). 2024-08-25.
Retrieved 2025-01-19 – via YouTube...
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Janne Pesonen (2001–2008) L****e Pirjetä (1991–1993, 2001–2002) Esa
Pirnes (1995–1999, 2014–2016) Joni Pitkänen (2000–2003) Tomáš Plíhal (2012–2013)...
