Irish Times (Crosaire) - Sep 30 2021 Crossword Puzzle Solution

 Irish Times (Crosaire) - Sep 30 2021 Crossword Answer

Clues	Answers
A question of procedure abandoned in ship by posers	SHOWOFFS
A steady flow produced by master switch	STREAM
Beastly type of new drama is not up to par - nothing is?	ARMADILLO
Busy architect gets rid of art	HECTIC
By not following the clues in the manual, can't be found around university	MISUSING
Churchwarden after midnight in public houses produces Scottish music	BAGPIPER
Fragment of uplifting bootleg ridiculed as a sad song	DIRGE
Goes along with everything, as is in the line-up with most of them ready for action	PLAYSTHEGAME
Group of newspapers covering one country with no leader in administration	ORGANISATION
Heard principal accepted truth	AXIOM
In part, mistook a pisanosaurus for close relatives of the giraffe	OKAPIS
Is copied wrongly like some soaps	EPISODIC
Is responsible for underground movement going back by public transport to Washington on Fourth of July	SUBWAY
Lacks faith, as head barman is not around? Pole is in charge!	AGNOSTIC
Olive is showing more maturity working on a vineyard	FRUITGROWING
On the telephone? Kurt Blunt!	TERSE
One might be gambling on this in opening 18 across for Greek character in Maine State	FRUITMACHINE
Pulls a fast one in session losing the head with crafty type around Rialto	OUTSMARTS
Put out brief study presumably for the wine drinkers to consume	DEPORT
Some explorer under stage again	RERUN
Starter of 18 across with endless bananas	FRUITS
Starting trouble with Roman emperor over island going all the way back in the east	ORIENT
Talking with excessive pride in crafty type concealing head splitting with bad flu	BOASTFUL
Ten operas rewritten in artificial international language	ESPERANTO
The most ridiculous falsehoods found in the delta build-up when you get to the bottom of it?	SILLIEST
Throwing down the gauntlet to close relative in Waterford	DARING
Turns up, nearly didn't get benefits heading off out of this world	SPLENDID
Undermines pet or wild deer	TORPEDOES