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Akranes

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Akranes

Town on Faxa Bay, Iceland, in the county of Vesturland, north of Reykjavik; population (2006 est) 6,000. It is a trading and fishing centre with a cement factory using offshore shell deposits for lime.
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Losing Cup finalists to league champions Tampeere in 2007, they qualified for the 2008 Uefa Cup and beat Icelandic side IA Akranes 4-2 on aggregate in the first qualifying round.
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The Iceland international could not afford a place of his own when he left his home town Sigluf-jordur to join IA Akranes but a club contact agreed to let him stay in their garage.
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