Irish Times (Crosaire) - May 20 2021

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A feature of Limerick behind place for the young plants produced by Jack and Jill NURSERYRHYME
A woman gets cocktail that'll keep her warm on a cold night ANORAK
Barges in losing rag with writer associated with the pillars of society IBSEN
Breakdown of Asians travelling around central Ireland with foreign currency ANALYSIS
Contribute to The Gloss living in Paris and working in Warsaw FRENCHPOLISH
Cricket's youngsters welcoming tips from all the young dudes KATYDIDS
Dismissing someone is a worry for the parents when it comes to this issue LETTINGGO
Fair amount of creche in hospital with bad flu in good spirits CHEERFUL
Horse race for those hoping to make the trip? That's a first in a crafty sort of way! MAIDENVOYAGE
It's about getting 1,000 on old boat, say REMARK
It's taken from relatives to put on view REVEAL
Jumped-up biker gets out of spring break SPRANG
Nirvana in favour of contractor's offer? I hope not! HEAVENFORBID
One getting the worm in the meal deal? EARLYBIRD
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One of those producing the numbers endlessly getting to expose a little to The Sun SINGE
One of two presenting the programme from part of London tied-up in court COHOST
One speaks often in park to snaky type PRATTLER
Persuade them that it's a mistake playing a side holding substitute back DISABUSE
Place in military band for display that's newsworthy SPLASH
Playing one's games stating the party's position ONMESSAGE
Queen, The Clash and Chicago, in the gambling sense in Finland CARDGAME
Rip short dress getting over top of barrier in Chinese capital RENMINBI
Show indifference to daughters with no date SHRUG
Sweep over daft lunge by top footballer ENGULF
Unable to make ends meet with seed money missing some? NEEDY
Uplifting note used by cheesemaker RENNET
Uplifting view in, for example, yard near area of shifting sand dunes with water birds GREYGEESE
Use one of those employed by chippie to criticise local type of crowd HAMMERIN