Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (November 24th 2020) clues of Irish Times Crosaire crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 28 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| A problem for the traveller from Spain heading to Lima in expensive car |
| A top Clos in Burgundy produces something with a biscuity flavour |
| Anonymously and illicitly copy popular review dividing teachers |
| Brings to court two artists, one who is retiring, to sign compromise |
| Capital near Chantilly, for example, with a famous fabric with a raised design |
| Cheat criminal from Spain, the mythological one synonymous with dark places |
| Check for accuracy, clip on the Mediterranean coast or on the Adriatic |
| Current bank is on grounds surrounded by water that one needs Michael Davitt to get to? |
| Detectives arresting father working on the board |
| Duck in basin swimming by small tree |
| Figure out of nightclub upsetting minister |
| Gold in ground with view covered by one familiar with Marathon |
| Gradually destroy drugs found on both sides of bar |
| Keep it out of the papers, coming to grips with piece on Old Penny - the one that's drunk in France |
| Keeping an eye out for Len's copy of The Mirror, for example |
| Local gave someone a Rocket scratched from the list |
| Most of the bias in papers in Ireland, for example |
| Mother of Pearl and Caroline fails to get oil |
| No longer locked up for a crime perhaps, as sailor found the key |
| Ohio sacked by hooligans, in a manner of speaking |
| Ombudsman dismisses bad call |
| On reflection, looked around address for a close relative of SEAL |
| Our Alec's novel situated in JFK's milieu of high-flyers, for example |
| Part of the body giving university awards to church musicians |
| Providing intelligent directions to engineer on last legs going around island and starting to flag? |
| Something for someone who won't be patient at night in the guest quarters |
| Timetable for outbuilding around college and university getting energy |
| Tricky topic for one employed in the pub |