Irish Times (Crosaire) - Jun 21 2019
| Clues | Answers |
| All that remains of a rough draft, in a writing sense | SKELETON |
| Came across vehicle set up for the tea | CAMOMILE |
| Clandestine group admits backing church writing | SECRET |
| Criminal on trial over a judicious type | RATIONAL |
| Damages reputation of detectives seen at the end of film | DISCREDITS |
| Diagnose disorder on west coast of America | SANDIEGO |
| Employed supposedly to remove polyps | USED |
| Faulty piston or sections | PORTIONS |
| Fragment of window notice for those low in spirits | DOWN |
| Gym work for prop taking advantage of old European capital | PESETA |
| Has a bad reaction to escape from prison up north that's initially audacious and reckless (5,3,2,1,4) | BREAKOUTINARASH |
| In a curious way, is only showing off | NOSILY |
| Left worker in courtyard beside fitness centre in country estate | PLANTATION |
| Linguistic code produced by good books in Ireland, for one | NOTATION |
| Mentor's son leaves for an academic period | TERM |
| New jobs finally for principal offering competitive advantages | HEADSTARTS |
| Nurture or nature? For starters, the feeling is, this is rubbish | NONSENSE |
| Part of the diagnosis terrified one of the family members | SISTER |
| Pressure to mysteriously elope with men and women | PEOPLE |
| Questions things to do off the top of the head | ASKS |
| Relatives collecting rubbish from island stops along the way | STATIONS |
| Right time in the country to hang up the boots | RETIRE |
| Stable is unlikely to make a move as it's not yielding | FIRM |
| Takes cognisance of some upsetting character's loose tongue | NOTES |
| To help out criminal with expression of praise in statement | CONTRIBUTE |
| Unhappy retiring from hotel in Rush | DASH |
| Where it begins to root | ORIGIN |
| Women in early settlement up in front of the judge | LAWYER |
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