| Previously were up around, no? |
ERENOW |
| Remove the top and only the side is left |
WEDGE |
| Round the mountains of the North |
ORANGE |
| Sounds as if it's certain to be at the seaside |
FORESHORE |
| Ten ants have to meet it |
RENTAL |
| The cursed South had this on |
SWORE |
| The long way to write No in French? |
PENNON |
| The past might have won it for Ireland |
STPATRICK |
| The sort of counsel of old that the ruddy East might have given one |
REDE |
| The way of 21 across for a song of the sea |
SHANTY |
| They begin to be a bit backward for fur |
TRAPPERS |
| They get you your own back |
REPRISALS |
| They're the ups of down |
MOURNE |
| Well, this is well-off |
HEELED |
| What 15 across has to spare, at last |
THINEND |
| What sounds soft in the pears engineers one's way into the British army |
SAPPER |
| What the witness at the trial does |
ATTEST |
| Your six-foot boy, by the sound of it |
SONANT |