Irish Times (Crosaire) Crossword Answers - Mar 10, 2014

 Irish Times (Crosaire) Crossword Solutions - Mar 10, 2014

Clue Answer At bridge, Romeo holds dear from museum ARTTREASURES Barman embraces the greatest regulation for keeping women off the throne in old France SALICLAW Carol admits you and I return needlework SEWING Do nothing for Greens at energy museum in London VEGETATE Entertains a creative influence at school AMUSES Get ready to fight again out the back for money REARM Go hell for leather at home to exchange blows with jobsworth, for instance RUNIN Has a view on Mona Lisa¿s smile, for starters, in 18 across with past master ARTHISTORIAN In a manner of speaking, pretentious young man takes sweetheart to meet father LADEDA It's a lottery for flukes perhaps THEPOOLS Let up, for example, on sheepish type in old communiqu¿ TELEGRAM Looking back, Nathaniel admits father might have a whiskey collection for sale TAVERN Oscar has all the time in the world as it¿s always on the hour (1'5) OCLOCK Overlooks Phoenix Park presumably from top of nursery HEADGARDENER Overseas trader retired with pint EXPORTER Paper at job centre offering spot in coffee shop? EXPRESSO Political authority, in short, rings mystery man to switch with record holder? EXCON Popular with the army at one's disposal INRESERVE Postscript includes something from Paddy to Mark with stickers PRICETAGS Printer with first press release presumably produced piece about Lawrence on shipping hazard GUTENBERG Relax with the French around island with a tray of drinks LIEAROUND Sounds like something the chauffeur did in the past for those outside garage USEDCARS Stage to finish in fairytale surroundings? LEGEND Support reason why referee gave penalty against scrum PROPUP Swear going in and out of All Souls College ALLEGE They avoid spirits in golf club, some say, at the heart of dealership TEETOTALLERS Torres served up around America by fancy pants? TROUSERS Type of birds found left on old flood defence at Point LARKS