Irish Times (Simplex) - Dec 17 2018
| Clues | Answers |
| ''Whether 'tis ... in the mind to suffer / The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune'' (Hamlet) | NOBLER |
| All and sundry | EVERYONE |
| Area, territory | REGION |
| At another time, of old | ANON |
| Attack from low-flying aircraft | STRAFE |
| Become aware of | REALISE |
| Benjamin ..., English composer | BRITTEN |
| Colourful Italian earthenware | MAJOLICA |
| Concerning writing of artistic value | LITERARY |
| Continue in spite of resistance | PERSIST |
| Declare solemnly | AFFIRM |
| Decree by a Muslim authority | FATWAH |
| Edible bulbs | ONIONS |
| Fiction-writer | NOVELIST |
| Full of excitement, lively | ANIMATED |
| Heedless, unthinking | CARELESS |
| Instrument to measure electrical resistance | OHMMETER |
| Keep, hold on to | RETAIN |
| Lookouts, guards | SENTRIES |
| Low-growing woody plants | SHRUBS |
| Made known, disclosed | REVEALED |
| Officers in command of ships | CAPTAINS |
| Passing, as time | ELAPSING |
| Persuade not to | DISSUADE |
| Playing a part | ACTING |
| Queen of the Olympian gods | HERA |
| Right or means of entry | ACCESS |
| Russian carriage pulled by three horses | TROIKA |
| Semi-transparent gemstone | OPAL |
| Sign of the Zodiac, the crab | CANCER |
| Umbrella for the sun | PARASOL |
| Up hill and down ... | DALE |
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