Irish Times (Crosaire) - May 7 2016

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32 down disturbs Tina West buried in profound example of misery literature READITANDWEEP
A theatre school produces a number of gems AGATES
Accept reports about writing section EXCERPT
Bone-dry Albarino initially opens reception in Dublin ARID
Bunny on the radio is a groovy type RABBET
Casting an eye over problem with books READINGMATTER
Deerstalker finishes Irish diploma first time HAT
Do one's best for most of the fight audition TRYOUT
Doesn't have a future with wild banshee HASBEEN
Drug dealer loses head with escort USHER
Element in universal container rejected UNIT
English maiden contacts media oligarch perhaps EMPRESS
Get the best price for two Golfs in good condition HAGGLE
Get up and go to college with that man - a sweet type from bakery BRIOCHE
Glance through Dubliner's study READ
Has lost residue ASH
It's clumsy for one of the Poles with a flat blade briefly to drop a line OAFISH
It's not on after institute gets wrong impression perhaps NOTION
Lead out to give others a hand DEAL
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Local energy produces half of 27 down PEP
Locke leaves workplace when the director has had enough WRAP
Make references here and there and post article to return address PASSIM
Most of the fish is for the wine TUN
Neighbours hiding spirit and the foreign beef GRUMBLE
Nepal cook from one of the colonies PENAL
New yeasts contain cocaine drug ECSTASY
Old Irish characters had reputation for making an impression on The Stones OGHAM
One of those types with cauliflower head puts up note on old police force CURD
Pore over yard and stable and set off to start a race READYSTEADYGO
Refuse to charge around inn on island RUBBISH
Release medic found in theatre DROP
Rouse model with Irish bucks EUROS
Small piece of court evidence turned on its head is case for the defence against Flood SANDBAG
Sounds like advice in The Abbey Practice, in a manner of speaking READYOURLINES
Sounds like drugs are out of date - no pressure then! EASEOFF
Two-thirds of alibis produced by a leggy, flighty type IBIS
Walk all over Rocky Templar TRAMPLE
Writer conceals pressures that's bound to cause gut reaction and breakdown PEPSIN