Irish Times (Crosaire) - Nov 12 2019
| Clues | Answers |
| A graduate getting to use profanity briefly? You can count on it! | ABACUS |
| At the end of 1 down, for the most part, the foreign page in the book is symbolic to the Canadians | MAPLELEAF |
| Bard's deep problem extends over The Queen | BEDSPREAD |
| Cherishes rare set built around backward America | TREASURES |
| Church caretaker is not finished by the way | ROADSIDE |
| Constabulary withdraws bounty for cheeky chappie | RASCAL |
| Created Crusades with old modes of transport | USEDCARS |
| Dumbstruck - this is what happens when someone steals your dictionary | LOSTFORWORDS |
| Encourage suits to leave suggestion | EGGON |
| Flows out of prose from Prosperous | POURS |
| Friend of dancer is a fast mover | DASHER |
| From a haematological perspective, no mature DNA found in this vessel or crimson family mobile in New York | REDBLOODCELL |
| German short story set in European capital at the end of winter | BERLINER |
| Is lethargic on the athletics course in the inside track perhaps | SLOWLANE |
| Light-footed barman loses tip in row | AGILE |
| Methuselah got a job in a college as far back as anyone can remember | OLDFELLOW |
| Most of Dublin seaside town school returning first class from the country | RUSSIA |
| Narcissist's obsession with Digest writer of ''M? F?iner'' | SELFABSORBED |
| Old man gets out of Promised Land - you can see it on The Web | SPIDER |
| One of the cutbacks in Trim? | PRUNE |
| Open letter dismisses plot, of course | ENTREE |
| Paint a picture of date with English writer | DESCRIBE |
| Political plans perhaps for pro-Adams shift | ROADMAPS |
| Relative of American set free | AUNTIE |
| Small horse - Boomerang's relative, in summary | SYNOPSIS |
| Spike and Oscar Furlong heard this from the judge querying what's said in The House | POINTOFORDER |
| Tolka Park perhaps is for the hoofers? | CLUBLAND |
| Turns up, genetic evidence on top of the ground in Australia and in Africa | UGANDA |
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