IRELAND IN CROSSWORDS ©
ACROSS
1. Long milk bell cue. (anag.) Donegal valley settlement near the Glengesh
pass. (15)
7. Gold starts to ignite for redhead in Westmeath home of Oliver Goldsmith.
(6)
8. Hear bang (anag.) Offaly market town noted for fishing in Rivers Shannon
and Brosna. (8)
9. Mr. Roy MacGregor the Scots rebel seen to steal in further observation.
(3)
11. You will find a hopper in Glengarriff, Roger. (4)
12. The remainder take a break in Glenure street. (4)
13. Net O.K., but broken up to give a keepsake. (5)
16. Form in tangles unravelled in Northern Ireland area where 9 beautiful
valleys open to the sea. (5,2,6)
20. Turn away coming back in Ballyraggett revaluation. (5)
21. Glance amorously in Mayo Glen. (4)
23. Pale revision in pretty West Cork village. (4)
24. Irish sporting wood will be found in Pallas, hopefully. (3)
27. Grass, lad. (anag.) Pleasant Co. Down fishing village famous for herrings.
(8)
28. At a hut in ruins is reference to ancient Irish petty kingdoms. (6)
29. Enable honest try. (anag.) Make osculatory contact with this for the
gift of the gab! (3,7,5)
DOWN
1. Darn rag torn in busy Longford market town and angling centre, sacked
by Edward Bruce in 1315. (7)
2. Those who belong fail to start grandly and end in the ashes. (6)
3. Has snow dispersed? (4)
4. Apparently put a stop to famous salmon river entering sea 5 miles from
Coleraine. (4)
5. Oh, real mixup in Pakistan city, capital of Sikh empire. (6)
6. Rail, Reg going up highest mountain in Donegal with twin summits. (7)
8. Be folk's look. (anag.) Illuminated in Trinity College Dublin? (4,2,5)
10. Williamson's Tarka. (5)
13. A Scot gets agitated at the opera. (5)
14. They have one over the eight in Ballyshannon ethos. (5)
15. I sort out three of these to make up a 14 down. (5)
17. Spread fable before good person in Antrim city. (7)
18. Nee Lane, but now in Galway angling and mountain climbing centre. (7)
19. Led sad agitation on horseback. (6)
22. Get hot about mono-ethnic quarters. (6)
25. Pitch article on the pre-Christian Irish monarchy of the 6th century.
(4)
26. Remain in support. (4)
