Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (July 11th 2020) clues of Irish Times Crosaire crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 38 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| 1970s America, for instance, encapsulated by Deliverance |
| Agencies along The States' borders for quite a while |
| Bill and Pamela endlessly in study - in relation to their profile, I find that hard to read |
| Bottled up by Arabian Nights hostelry |
| By all means, dump yes-man from The Globe |
| Classy type of subject for Mike and Daisy's relative |
| Considered removing rice as it's thoroughly wet |
| Dog one of those compiling clues for the UK papers |
| Former criminal to go straight |
| He's not in mess hall, in short |
| Heard in Belfast, for instance, sending up Ulster party pausing for an American breakfast bun? |
| Hook, for one, loses right to go after old partner to make amends |
| Imprison those characters taken in by revolutionary Bonapartism |
| Is backtracking over cold, current measure producing something fishy |
| Joint has drugs brought in by paramilitaries from old part of Palestine |
| Looking back, it's a pity Dawn produced something spicy |
| Mixed collection of great style in sports car going to Spain |
| New vehicle commandeered by paramilitaries is in an ideal state? |
| Nurse Batty welcomes midwives and leading obstetrician in a cold sweat |
| Old writer used it for a dip popular on the weekend approaching spring |
| Paper with no review of treatise written by Aristotle |
| Passages mid-way from West Indies, for example |
| Put in a request for caretakers to cut terrace |
| Revolutionary part of protocol bolstered alliance |
| Secretly avoid bouncer's family behind Sean Rock |
| Seems a show off can magically open doors! |
| Set one's sights on going to fishing spot, for example, briefly - all coming back with Heather's relative |
| Show up in Fontenoy-le-Ch?teau, a city in France |
| Some in Fine Gael faction upset by one of the parasites |
| Stress picked up in Oxford, in a manner of speaking, at a college close to capital |
| Struggle by James the First raises a hoot initially in papers |
| Tailor-made with no tie - is that as much as one can handle? |
| The going rate for drugs? |
| The type of language used by all sides today |
| Turns up heavy metal on the radio with controversial ending in Dingle |
| Type of metal rim from Daimler |
| Type of salt consumed by vegetarians |
| University in Brest working with earthy vegetables |