| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| A Cork member of the clergy to be precise | ACCURATE |
| Allow cook to prepare initial batter | WALLOP |
| Bob retires with good books to bed around start of the night - it's advice you'd give to a man of letters | DONOTBEND |
| Checks out sucker punch delivered, of course, by swinger | RUNUP |
| Cured that man of drink driving? | HEALED |
| Did a dance and asked for money | TAPPED |
| Does the spadework for delivery to Cockney girl | LABOURER |
| Drinks with barman for hot tip -that's an afterthought before closing time! | SCHNAPPS |
| Fair amount of pleasure involves board member getting lost? That might not be as funny as you think! | HALFJOKINGLY |
| Frenchmen at home in sections tend to go over the edge | LEMMINGS |
| Headstrong rambling article includes cold tirade | RECALCITRANT |
| Held in court for disturbing the peace | RACKET |
| It wasn't right to organise U-turn last time | UNTRUE |
| Keeping the neighbours apart could be divisive for the Government members | PARTYWALL |
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Kind of test in literature, to sum up | LITMUS |
| Measure out the back post | YARDSTICK |
| Mentors in building closest to the centre | INNERMOST |
| Model director is owed money | CREDITOR |
| Noisy type in car has great expectations going to English dance | HORNPIPE |
| Place in Dublin frames, for example, lamentable reading | ELEGY |
| Reg leaves in disgrace with corrosive types | ACIDS |
| Settles the bill housing boat for Kildare lock-openers | PASSKEYS |
| Spades to weed out poinsettia | SPURGE |
| They protect Government ministers from those in the army | ARMOUREDCARS |
| Turns up, fool admits number is for high-flyer to make a connection | TIEIN |
| Unimportant place of work for river sailor | PETTYOFFICER |
| Weariest play in a manner of speaking | ASITWERE |
| Writing is dense, disturbing and in Post again | RESEND |
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