Irish Times (Crosaire) - Jan 11 2016 Crossword Puzzle Answer

 Irish Times (Crosaire) Crossword Puzzle Solution - Jan 11 2016

Clues	Answers
A good enough day opening all old wine, for example	AGED
Acting a bit insane while away	INABSENTIA
Band from American city creates local excitement	HOOPLA
Cashing in one's chips over resistance to smoking in a way	DRYING
Counts constables releasing cats	NOBLES
Drip leaves copy editor with howler on The Prairie?	COYOTE
Frank Cook? Nope!	OPEN
Frenchman at the centre of 14 down is in the hospital trade	METIER
Goes around punch drunk with Cork criminal - it's music to some ears	PUNKROCK
Got ready to pounce on cod lines - is that fishy?	CLOSEDIN
Idol gets nothing for most of the order of 1000 deconstructing images	ICONOCLASM
Jeer a mob travelling to a large gathering	JAMBOREE
Keeps it quiet taking someone out for a few shots without making a racket	SILENCER
Line of Arabian Nights opens giving credit to others	LOAN

Clues	Answers
Mark found in the middle of 19 down?	SCAR
New tenure for doctor	NEUTER
Nice deft movement doesn't look right to the medics	INFECTED
Pub second team paid the cost for not wearing boots	BAREFOOTED
Scientist is away in rubbishy spot	BOFFIN
Solid cool figure with bouncer releases Ron	CUBE
Sounds like something academics produce on smoking could be smoke screens	CIGARETTEPAPERS
Stroke involves detective finding workers for cover on classy building	PEDIMENT
Tape love in Galway? It provides Murphy with half the information that's a matter of life and death	DEMOGRAPHY
The apple of one's eye? It means little to the French!	PETIT
The Branch switch first suspects with half of 8 across from last heist	OFFSHOOT
Turns up, nun gets to answer statisticians getting awards for playing their part	OSCARS
You'll have to work it out - why Senor stays out of Creole sun?	CLUE
Your own flesh and blood presumably had a part in Roots	PEDIGREE