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Føroyskt: Páls Høll í Vági lat upp alment 17. oktober 2015. Høllin hevur Føroya fyrsta 50-metra svimjihyl og er uppkallað eftir Føroya besta svimjara, Pál Vitalis Joensen, ið er vágbingur. Her heldur Pál Vitalis Joensen røðu. English: Páls Høll is the first 50-meter swimming pool in the Faroe Islands. It was built in Vágur from 2012 until 2015 and opened officially on 17 October 2015. It is named after Pál Vitalis Joensen, who is the best Faroese swimmer ever and the only Faroese swimmer who has competed at the Olympics. |
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