Irish Times (Crosaire) – Jun 29 2018 Crossword Solution
| Clues |
Answers |
| A Cork town with back roads and ditches |
ABANDONS |
| A theologian and writer went on to say something more |
ADDED |
| Blast! Short cut goes around motorway |
BOMB |
| Colourful type seen on the beach on the shores of Istanbul and Odessa, among others |
BLACKSEA |
| Creditor breakdown produced by board member |
DIRECTOR |
| Damage and ugly decay on front teeth – presumably, this is why one is afraid to go to the dentist |
SCAREDYCAT |
| Early man is a bundle of joy |
BABY |
| Engineering a bizarre rise is getting less difficult |
EASIER |
| Frenchmen in business attire for meeting |
SUMMIT |
| Honey producer is right about The House – it appeals to those not in the building who like a drink |
BEERGARDEN |
| Irish men married to the job |
FIRM |
| Is not just or legal from the start for paper that needs no introduction |
UNLAWFUL |
| Is not new to a drug problem involving long-standing members |
OLDGUARD |
| It’s not difficult for Ken to leave Yankees |
EASY |
| Clues |
Answers |
| It’s paradise at the end of 13 down, for example |
EDEN |
| Joy has times to remember going around Lima and some times to remember of late |
FUNERALS |
| Knowledge of French, for instance, is only the start of it in the Foreign Legion |
COMMANDO |
| Maintains a garden for women with wild aster |
WATERS |
| Most of those in 25 across and 9 across getting paid to put us all down |
FUNERALDIRECTOR |
| My word is distorted by noisy and disorderly behaviour |
ROWDYISM |
| Nears a settlement with The Rings |
ARENAS |
| Races in lane coming out of East Berlin |
TRIBES |
| Religious leader has a bone to pick in The Warren perhaps |
RABBIT |
| Rows back on news relating to the competition – I swear to God, he hates me! |
SWORNENEMY |
| Seals leave Dar es Salaam with the fleet |
ARMADA |
| Speculator misses cues provided by those doing the monitoring |
PATROL |
| The Party line is, director gets drunk in the bar and is played by the musician |
CONGADRUMS |
| Tipperary border or in Meath? |
TRIM |