Irish Times (Crosaire) - May 15 2009

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A catchy sort of song in the little that's left LARIAT
Be yellow with age in the ram AMBER
Bye-bye, perhaps, and one wide helps to make one score EXTRAS
Catherine makes nothing positive over the poem CATHODE
Dead, but not before time ISLATE
Don't give in what is up among the rest RESIST
Experienced with an antique clock, it seems OLDTIMER
Eyes for the monarch ORBS
Get to grips with what is on-going INHAND
Going back always to give a song at last REVERSING
He may rob you of the strip over it BANDIT
He will start tomorrow for Spain MANANA
He's getting on but getting on with it MANAGING
How to be at what the policeman may be on BEAT
In need of about five hundred, was done for ENDED
Is the cockney quite at 'ome 'ere in Yorkshire? OUSE
Mules do not do their duty about a geegee SMUGGLE
Need to have an extra bit to make it nine ENNEAD
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Not a new weed, perhaps USED
Not with assent, by the sound of it DESTITUTE
Perhaps dined in the rain with one who may be brave REDINDIAN
She is sheepish at being in the DT's STEWED
Since the girls are around the East NIECES
So to have cut out was one's duty at first EXCISED
Sounds as if it's for profit they get the mails muddled ISLAM
Stands to reason it's head of a House, that's me APRIORI
Talk of getting back to bed before one's had one's meal DEBATE
The gloomy part of ENT work for the doctor DREAR
The journalist will begin to take a long look at this GAZETTEER
The lower half of this may cause the whole of it NAUSEA
The two boys are popular without you ABELES
They're expert as about a bit of business ADEPTS
Unable to get the girl into such a small bed CANNOT
Where one might plead for a drink ATTHEBAR
With a broken reed 12 across did run so fast CANTERED
Witness will claim to have been watching the match ATTEST