IRELAND IN CROSSWORDS ©
ACROSS
Number 27
IRELAND IN CROSSWORDS ©
ACROSS
1. I can't guess a way over the Antrim rock formations three miles
north of Bushmills. (6,8)
8. "Rise up take thy ---, and walk." John Chap. 5 verse 8. (3)
10. Large American animal seen in Clonmel, kicking. (3)
11. A fifty fifty layout for everything. (3)
13. Broken tub an African discovered. (5)
14. Sign of stars seen in Kinsale once. (3)
15. By getting involved with 14 across see famous gas man born in Lismore
Castle, son of the Earl of Cork. (5)
16. "In married life three is company, and --- none." Oscar Wilde.
(3)
17. Lug far out in an economical manner. (6)
20. Wexford adornment includes wall rail. (4)
21. All read, I sob about Sligo village on the Owenmore, famous as a salmon
fishery. (11)
22. Go on horseback in Inisheer I decide. (4)
23. Bad singer is on the throne. (6)
27. No, I came back to be charged. (3)
28. Give praise even though axle broke down before tea, apparently. (5)
31. A good place for a pint in Mooncoin nearby. (3)
32. A weak mixture, and still not asleep. (5)
34. Crop concealed in Derry earlier. (3)
35. Although negative, this forms an idea with 27 across. (3)
36. Grow weary for a common cigarette. (3)
37. Wonder; it's large. (anag.) Waterford City feature built in 1003 by
Mac Ivor the Dane. (9,5)
DOWN
1. Forget a rag, Saul. (anag.) Wicklow Mountain near the Glencree
valley. (5,5,4)
2. L.A. work elaborated in Wicklow seaside resort with a world famous pottery.
(6)
3. Secretly give information that the end is just not on. (3,3)
4. Will this produce a sidewalk on an Irish beach? (4)
5. Guy becomes confused about fifty and it's not a pretty sight. (4)
6. Get a bean to entwine and renounce belief. (8)
7. "Give me chastity and continency - but not ---!" Saint Augustine.
(3)
9. Lee untied forks. (anag.) Once the aristocratic owner of Carton House
in Maynooth, County Kildare. (4,2,8)
12. I, sly gull who fluttered over Donegal fjord 25 miles long, where Wolfe
Tone landed in 1798. (5,6)
13. Westminster may have a big one, but Connemara has Twelve very big ones
of this. (3)
18. The one who 23 across should be straight. (5)
19. Loaded, and seen coming back through Slane dallying. (5)
21. A big Dane gets in a mess and gets a ribbing. (8)
24. Not much of an insult? (6)
25. Cut grass and include 31 across for a small swimmer. (6)
26. Victory symbol in Tipperary road down from the Knockmealdown mountain
gap. (3)
29. Expanse of land in popular Easkey. (4)
30. Care to have a leaning. (4)
33. "The Minstrel boy to the --- is gone, in the ranks of death you
will find him." Moore. (3)
