Irish Times (Crosaire) - Jul 4 2016 Crossword Answer

Irish Times (Crosaire) - Jul 4 2016 Crossword Answer

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Camouflage those old messengers - they tend to lead others on! FRONTRUNNERS
Cold weekend in hell is cut short by sweetheart, for example? Would you get off the stage! HECKLE
Daisy's relative produced firm's money orders COSMOS
Example of strike action is energy sapping POWERCUT
Extremely keen to do something to reign, say, over right country in west Africa (5',2,2) RARINTOGO
Get lost locally in Pulse with information technology BEATIT
Give a wide berth to opera singer hiding start of operatic review AVOID
Hide away diamonds for man from one of the estates LAIRD
Is given the third degree perhaps for letters sent to college POSTGRADUATE
Keep an eye on the boxers for safekeeping GUARDDOGS
Might be a catch to adventure scheme to begin with CONQUEST
Mixed academy and school? That's classified! ASSORTED
No-brainer dropping ban, as was known to have left an impression on the artistic movement RENOIR
Not such a great local recipe from Turkey, informally speaking DISASTER
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One of the next generation heard on French coast NIECE
Part-time exam relates to secular life TEMPORAL
Preserved stew lasted SALTED
Pulled the ground from under one of those in plot for little director and editor WEEDED
Rotter makes comeback RETORT
Sounds like Ryle Ward is in jail OFFENDER
Spike heard a couple of sailors found ecstasy in raw dish STEAKTARTARE
The Spanish in touch with the German church official ELDER
They're hoping to be seen soon working in a bar keeping stock of wines WAITINGLISTS
Tom put ode away inside, as it's a revolting piece of work (4,1'4) COUPDETAT
Tough policeman with ponytail is perhaps a touchy-feely bookish type HARDCOPY
Trace gangster - how basic can that be? ELEMENTAL
Went along with everyone else to wild secret do ESCORTED
Work out at the end of the year what the poet is capable of DECODE

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