Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (July 12th 2019) clues of Irish News Cryptic crossword.

Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 24 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Take what is suitable?

Disentangle one French composer

Lawless law

It is in fact a long claw

Shoots something to eat

I've now become available for inspection

Hostilities cut capital

Sing in French first to delight

After getting bail somehow, I find an excuse

It often does in periods of depression

He tells you whose turn is next

Sports clubs dances hard hit by rackets perhaps

There's a risk in being a card-sharer I'll be bound!

Be sorry about unrising income

Smooth tongue?

He won't do much to earn his reputation

Mouth-organs?

They will have lots to offer

Is he found in literary haunts?

Inject a cubic-centimetre into a climbing plant as a safeguard

It may make people turn pale

Old punishments may still provide interest

Crime of one who satisfied a burning desire?

I have timber that's perfect

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