Irish Times (Crosaire) - July 2 2020 Crossword Puzzle Solutions

Irish Times (Crosaire) Puzzle - Jul 2 2020 Crossword Answers

Clues	Answers
A lot wrong in backing party observed by crowd on the streets at St Patrick's Day Parade	FLOATS
After hours, removes turf and rough, in a manner of speaking	HOARSE
Broadcast on the radio piece that if it's targeted at you it will come as a body blow	AIRGUN
Broke arm in bar - you could press charges with this	RAMROD
Childish weapons produced in Bath presumably used to liquidate those making a splash around pool?	WATERPISTOLS
Connoisseur releases curses and the person handling it is reduced to tears	ONION
Dip in capital's artificial lake seduced by ship coming from Midway	SALSA
Donald Junior perhaps - a potential presidential candidate with grassroots support	FAVOURITESON
For party, for government and for parliament - Rex is bound to be there	DOGHOUSE
Hugo is out of yoghourts or is that a lie?	STORY
If Baudelaire loses aura it will go down well	EDIBLE
It's difficult to top Christmas Tree with the pocket money that's available?	HARDCASH
Lying with 3 down is revealing	STORYTELLING
Mythical revellers with a reputation for being drunk posed on summits for Yardbirds' record sleeves	SATYRS
One of those watching the stars with Lawrence and Lesley Clare entertaining Oscar and Penny	TELESCOPE
Part of the body produced by awful bad oilman	ABDOMINAL
Run the meeting welcoming web address by Yemeni leader - the type over The Temple that'll grow on you	CURLYHAIR
See gross, crazy big cannibals	OGRESSES
Sets up society for revolutionary over Border with a number of supporters	ADMIRERS
Soya base with gnocchi and mint yoghurt starters promoted, we hear, presumably by Batchelors?	MISOGAMY
Switching sample of methanol emptied of fruit	MELON
The bottom line in odd notice in NME	NETINCOME
The Greens' source contacts 21 across for direction	SPRINGONIONS
Tops some wasabi starters for consumers	SWEATERS
Undiagnosed without aid from those underlying cells	DUNGEONS
Unsavoury type playing Doris Day from the start	SORDID
Weighs more on soldier in Dorset running amok	STODGIER
Well well?	SPRING