Irish Times (Crosaire) - Oct 22 2014

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Can be seen during the day on solid ground provided they are recognisable from their pictures MATINEEIDOLS
Climbed down from rear column for exercise and dallied without Cummiskey from the centre BACKPEDALLED
Dump work to exact retribution for barman to begin with SCAVENGE
Exhibitionist reports that this is done retrospectively at first NUDIST
Home wreckers in favour of finding love finally for certain in walled vineyard FORECLOSURES
Hurt someone's feelings with rotten conclusion OFFEND
It's the type of music that has it's ups and downs ELEVATOR
Jack takes small musical instrument to handy character in Vegas CARDSHARP
Lots of DNA found in gym BODYBUILDERS
Messaging service admits reading paper framing yours truly - that's no loss then! PROFIT
Most under the influence in wild Turk's den DRUNKEST
No difference - whatever way you look at it - it's the same IDENTICAL
Oldies at exchange off the beaten track ISOLATED
One of the flowery types in The Beano ANNUAL
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Presumably they know the differences between A and B for those in the circulation business BLOODBANK
Races over little of those read on line TWEETS
Records Wailers at the centre introducing I Shot The Sheriff LISTS
Rich sailor gets a French article on Dante - for the most part ABUNDANT
Rip-off, for the most part, German woman of the French Revolution FRAUD
Screamed at gal leaving allegedly YELLED
Sounds blunt chopping trees TERSE
Sounds like woman has had enough - how elegant is that? GRACEFUL
The Spanish patient of Freud joins party - it's said to be the golden one! ELDORADO
Theatre has a precious commodity for nice sweet types GATEAU
They fix up accommodation for the working sailors perhaps in Pearl Harbor NAVYYARDS
They're driven by car with those looking for the thief's money in the middle of Phibsboro MINICABS
Very modestly, they are going to inherit all the ground after Cork waterway report MEEKLY
Yeats mistaken for Baker? YEAST