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| Irish Times Crosaire crossword of January 29th, 2022 other clues |
| For instance, sighting of Elvis on the moon or in idiot caf? making a comeback? |
| Part of the climbing plant around accommodation housing indris at The Centre |
| That's settled - relative is the one to party |
| Pesky insect feeding on sweet stuff along the sides of tapioca pudding sent back |
| Four of the upsetting possibilities for wading bird |
| The odd eeriness of The Eagles |
| Ready to go back for brief stint with The Examiner |
| Frenchman in scientist's place of work is one of Mary's followers |
| To 32 down, the god of pot? |
| Ruby doesn't take sides, as she is the mother of 32 down |
| Heartless abbot knocks back first course with cold duck, and leaves for a smoke |
| Say, it was me let the cat out of the bag in Confession |
| Island institute and research site overlooking everything |
| Almost impudent joining school band |
| Enthusiastic applause as zero tax is charged |
| Scoff local broadcast about Partition |
| It's long overdue for a loud sandpiper prior to the big bang? |
| Serves up pig fat without starter from Brazil - a flat treeless region? |
| It's not as high in Shannon, starting off, for one |
| Some comrade picked up by The Branch |
| Local American causing trouble by Skype? Wrong! |
| Some of the graffiti bound up in a final notice |
| Nearly all those in 27 across ticked off by top soldiers in The Saracens, for example |
| Some people are slow on this assuming it might produce a scene after a wake? |
| Never does this suggest it's someone else's autobiography? |
| Sounds like Granny, for one, is unbearable - how is that credible? |
| Noel covers highlights and top hits by One Direction? Far from it! |
| Starting for all sides today? As if that has negative connotations! |
| One of those capable of mixing up the characters with a couple of beasty types from the farming community |
| Aim to get off main road with dangerous gas |
| Article in Kerry picked up in middle of week by The New Yorker |
| Tailor-made with no tie - is that as much as one can handle? |
| Parson, doctor, leader of orchestra and member of a choir |
| Close one's eyes to gangster getting set-up and abandoned in a playful way |
| Talk of kale from Lake Ontario |
| Part of the audible organ belonging to Anne Boleyn goes way back |
| Concern for oneself, for example, around current bank's system |
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