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| Irish Times Crosaire crossword of April 13th, 2021 other clues |
| It's part of the plot in Isaac's novel |
| Views of The Tower and South Kerry bars |
| I completely agree with what's declared after hearing one of the flock lost the head with comedian |
| What one exercising strong-arm tactics produces perhaps in seafood report |
| One of those perhaps responsible for 24 across? Presumably you heard that from Sky! |
| Leased complex, as it's yet to open |
| One thousand teachers similar to those in 11 down but better |
| Contests firm is getting 1000 formal requests with signatures |
| Opens 14 across for Pole living in Athens |
| Pay a quick visit to gent's family |
| Genuine local pressure on neighbours over weekend to take top advice |
| A perfume that's endless from heads of decorative, elegant damask rose |
| Flexible barman blows top in row? |
| Relative removes wall from stairwells |
| Most of the bias in papers in Ireland, for example |
| Resent, for example, never-ending shift outside |
| Layperson has no son working in the abbey |
| Sets up German newspaper to answer what's been said off the cuff |
| Alter the picture and melody for supporting film shoot, in a dashing way |
| Don't mention it to a heavyweight turning up high |
| Ship close to Sal? consumed by Pirate's strongbox containing pieces that will appeal to those who want a mate? |
| Some revolutionary business approach is no longer fashionable |
| Those associated with the board bound to make a move by opening 2 down and 20 down at the start of season |
| Those in Mayo, for example, and those around Galway people that need no introduction |
| To the eye, the lumpier part of Kreuzberg leading to river in Berlin is wild? |
| European school behind 25 across in the Mediterranean |
| Usual fob off is phenomenal |
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