Irish Times (Crosaire) - Nov 2 2018
| Clues | Answers |
| A fair amount of 18 across from the bakery with limitless frozen desserts could be works of art | MASTERPIECES |
| A touch of genius from Emperor Butterfly, for one | MASTERSTROKE |
| Area with a type of gold taken to task for getting the newcomer to order the striped paint (1,4'1,6) | AFOOLSERRAND |
| Country, for example, brings up the matter of consumption | USAGE |
| Developed pure petal that's everlasting | PERPETUAL |
| Finish off a cider bottle and put away | ERADICATE |
| Got the impression society needs changing | SENSED |
| Half of 14 across working in classy surroundings | MASTER |
| Made a bid to do a job at the American bar for English revolutionary | TENDERED |
| Made it known nun is mixed up with deacon | ANNOUNCED |
| Mistakenly rated by profession | TRADE |
| No harm in nightmare or that's the slight suspicion | TINGE |
| Of course, warnings from those doing driving test studying the layout of Barna Woods, for example | FORESTRY |
| Pick up the tab for workers the first to talk in therapy | TREATMENT |
| Picked up butcher's red meats | MASTERED |
| Plump type loses rag in Grand Tour | ROTUND |
| Pretends to amuse oneself and isn't idle | PLAYACTS |
| Punch from boxer is a favourite | PUPPET |
| Refuses to deal with Toby Scot drunk | BOYCOTTS |
| Relative behind unionist institute gets a taste of Japan | UMAMI |
| Second winner in lottery embarrassed by something cosmetic | TOILETRY |
| Something for someone who won't be patient at night in the guest quarters | DAYBED |
| The one pulling the strings in 19 down and 25 across | PUPPETMASTER |
| Wander off following a wayward path | ASTRAY |
| Warm spot for Central Hotel | HEARTH |
| Warm up on the bicycle - it's bound to raise the temperature | HEATPUMP |
| What wine expert will do removing introduction - bet it goes at the bottom of a page as a footnote | ASTERISK |
| Women from Britain in Asia mixing up hot condiment | WASABI |
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