IRELAND IN CROSSWORDS ©
ACROSS
1. I yell, ink is spilt over County Dublin Hill and Bay with magnificent
views. (8)
5. Quail, about a hundred, seen in County Cavan home of Sheridan, where
Swift wrote Gulliver's Travels. (6)
10. Oral car turned over in Meath village near Trim where Dean Swift was
incumbent. (6)
11. Glued together in Carrickmacross tuckshop. (5)
12. Lie about for example obligatory loyalty. (5)
13. Get loud in at the rear of the ship. (3)
15. Greek character at the dispersal. (5)
16. Aggressive deer behaviour in Ulster utterance. (3)
17. Fire up before tea apparently to get things shipshape again. (5)
18. So miler tripped in Waterford town on the Blackwater, once a famous
University in the 8th century. (7)
20. "Oh, my grief, I've lost him surely. I've lost the only playboy
of the ------- world." Synge (7)
23. "Come friendly -----, and fall on Slough! It isn't fit for humans
now." John Betjeman (5)
24. Foynes ode includes reference to piece of turf. (3)
26. Turn up after Garda leader and make a pig sound. (5)
27. "It was the Rainbow gave the birth, And left her all her lovely
---s." W.H. Davies 'Kingfisher' (3)
28. According to Flann O'Brien, it is the interchange of these between people
and bicycles which makes them half people and half bicycle. (The Third Policeman)
(5)
29. Boring military duty makes the M.O. sick. (5)
30. Grins to reorder when putting in order. (7)
32. North East; hang about, this is the Tipperary town noted for aluminium
ware. (6)
33. Len out east confused Greece with Wicklow valley once a Royal Park for
English sovereigns. (8)
1. I, Clark, will transform picturesque Donegal village known for tweed,
embroidery, and knitting. (6)
2. A trail winds into the horse tie-up, seen in many a 20 across. (6)
3. Ltd. in the U.S.A. (3)
4. Probe more flake. (anag.) Strongbow, who invaded Ireland in 1170. (4,2,8)
6. S.E. puts up with troubles. (6)
7. A true ale is spilt over the court poet. (8)
8. Take a son over to Limerick angling village on the Deel, a former stronghold
of the Desmonds. (8)
9. The towel is Sam's. (anag.)11th century mass book found in Tipperary,
with the St. John Gospel. (3,5,6)
14. A number of musicians riot in a disorderly way. (4)
18. Loud hang up about beautiful Wicklow lake near the Sally Gap. (5,3)
19. Wild lion's out, to give an answer to the problem. (8)
21. The one my father wore on the 12th, in the window? (4)
22. Male deer takes in French female in German prison camp. (6)
24. No rise is in order for those of advanced age. (6)
25. Led rag into Wicklow River flowing through the Powerscourt Demesne.
(6)
31. "We gotta get out while we're young, 'Cause tramps like us baby,
we were born to ---." Bruce Springsteen. (3)
