Irish Times (Crosaire) Crossword Answer - Jun 04, 2014

 Irish Times (Crosaire) Crossword Solutions - Jun 04, 2014

Clue	Answer
A word to those expectant types with Pierce?	ENTER
Cheap building left to church	CHAPEL
Confirm to Vatican head it's the greatest appointment	VALIDATE
Could be a hospital sign for tourists?	HOTEL
Dance ladies? I'm from Walter Mitty's department!	IDEALISM
Eliot first on stage for last whiskey - it's lamentable to hear it	ELEGY
Faith in money	DENOMINATION
For Christmas, there is one of them on 9 across from March	GOOSESTEP
Front room entertainment in the old House? That's something to occupy a fit mistress presumably!	PARLOURGAMES
Got the better of medic ringing one of Daisy's relatives for key	MASTERED
Huge star with Mao for one perhaps?	REDGIANT
Idiot with old money turns over first property to laughingstock	APRILFOOL
If one is using this, one must follow a few simple steps for getting to the top	LADDER
Keep eggs at reasonable temperature in apprentice and amateur centre	INCUBATE
Leaders of Venezuela, Ecuador, Romania overturn French and vote at summit	VERTEX
Looking back, eleven representing Irish football admit McClean in the end is up the creek	INAFIX
Old order at petrol station on top of what makes the Texans stand tall	TENGALLONHAT
One needs to get across this game	BRIDGE
Ripped apart occupying boat for supplies	STORES
Says I have chart for Clare and Iris perhaps	EYEPIECE
Sort of treatment one expects in hairdressers going around for last extensions in stages	PERFORMS
Sounds fantastic shortly in the flowers	BRILL
Sounds like composer with smaller amount could do with more energy	LISTLESS
They are going to inherit all the ground in front of Cork river reportedly far too mildly	MEEKLY
Throw a shadow over paramilitaries returning doctor and judge	ADUMBRATE
U2 find the music ghastly to finish with? Sounds like something The Stones do among themselves!	GROUPTHERAPY
Will go hungry if relatives ignore lie	STARVE
You expect those running this are milking it with chocolaty sort on estate	DAIRYFARM