Irish Times (Crosaire) - Oct 20 2012

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Any involvement in bar for fig tree BANYAN
Arrive potentially with unit for nice location RIVIERA
Attention seeker reveals writer gets to father for free access OPENDAY
Band type employs 5 down INDIE
Boring for 27 across to lead way to gangster BANAL
Brother that is a big cheese from France perhaps BRIE
Child's play goes down well in Mississippi MUDPIE
Course that is checking out sounds ROADIE
Drink to girl group BEVY
Drives home perhaps duty on island TAXI
Examination of log leads to The Irish Times PAPEROFRECORD
In the end, turns up Murt so right for public platform (7)' ROSTRUM
Insures safe transport at end of March for squirrel-like rodent MARMOT
Is turning back leaving valley forbidden? BAN
It is a name transformed by forgetfulness AMNESIA
Journal goes into own shell for argonaut PAPERNAUTILUS
Keep her provided she's a chrysanthemum perhaps MUM
Knows who is not taking seats working in Dail USHER
Noble in real bad way EARL
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Note old man of moon leaves number for dress APPAREL
Nothing belongs without ease out of shape OBLONG
Order to cover fortifications leads to call to decorators PAPERTHEWALLS
Paper for former lover in the morning EXAM
Saunas work out near paradise resort NASSAU
Snap at leaving 36 across for usual haunts PURLIEU
Spanish poet loses head with whale ORCA
Straight-faced person passed on skillet DEADPAN
Successor to hard copy from The Irish Times spinal column reserve PAPERBACKBOOK
Surprise on web for ice cream CORNET
Surprise up north leaves Arabian spirit in bottle GEE
Sweep over morning with returning Yank GAMUT
Three-dimensional Irishman covered in earth¿s crust SPATIAL
To reach top of hill monk faces the Orient BREAST
Whatever way you look at it, it's an expression of disapproval TUT
Whine on bodhran is run-of-the-mill HUMDRUM
Win over application with simplicity APPEASE
Without father coming back in, there¿s no party food for Rod CANE
Won't work where I'd get along with the French IDLE