Irish Times (Crosaire) Crossword Answer - Oct 16, 2014

 Irish Times (Crosaire) Crossword Solutions - Oct 16, 2014

Clue	Answer
All the same to society peers	EQUALS
BA? Something for the Count presumably!	BLOODTYPES
Closing description of tidy net value	EVENTUAL
Cramped parking is all right at the end of the day	POKY
Fuse what's hidden in jewel decoration	WELD
Guess it's the last thing you'd ask a builder for	ESTIMATE
His wife was turned to stone over universal ruffian	LOUT
Hot stuff running down hill discovered in Shangri-la valley	LAVA
Ill-disposed to what goldsmith produced at times	AVERSE
Interior design environmental storm leads to warning for the Romans of the day	IDES
Interpretation of old love, for example, key to what's part of family life	EXEGESIS
Let that be a warning to you in important school with bloodsucker	BIGSTICK
Looking back, record over records? And, that's the good news!	GOSPEL
Model prices kilt - that's the most irritating thing!	PRICKLIEST
Princess couldn't feel it entertaining group in old Spanish capital	PESETA
Procure answer from writers' centre connecting legendary Irish tale	ATTAIN
Revolutionary lived on highest half of quay with grave consequences perhaps	DEVILTOPAY
Rough exterior on the outskirts of Ringsend hinterland	RIND
Run after notes - it's what the accountant would have wanted!	CASHFLOW
Saw her turmoil in launderette	WASHER
Sheepish type found in North Dublin on the radio	MERINO
Sinister leaders of early European religion in essence	EERIE
Sounds like godforsaken follower of Manchester United presumably	DEVILWORSHIPPER
Sounds like something you'd say to young Willie McBride in an awkward situation (3-1'2-2)	HOWDYEDO
They start 15 and 22 across, but 12 across is not for them presumably	DEVILS
This ironic drunk is melodramatic	HISTRIONIC
Tricky sort of behaviour you'd expect from 26 across	DEVILISH
What a nerve losing first place in jewellers	NECKLACE