Irish Times (Crosaire) - Oct 31 2014

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Adventurers lose verse where it's flat and treeless TUNDRA
Anonymous school idol holds onto first half of Xmas - or very nearly the same ASGOODAS
Be on top of the world to kiss sweetheart first last month EXULT
Beastly type carrying plates from branch to fourth department gets sick in party ARMADILLO
Can I have a look at that again with new player? REPLAY
Course for the audience is a bit sodden perhaps EARTHY
Cover provides the greatest answer to society ALIAS
Crowd from college in North County Dublin CRUSH
Damned, cold, old city discovered in the middle of Promised Lands CURSED
Ignores a rogue group ORGANISE
In passing, this is always a grave business DEATH
Investigation about Mediterranean reading in front of church RESEARCH
It leaves a mark in sub-continent for the writer INDIAINK
It's for 24 across in the police station, digitally speaking INKPAD
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It's scattered as thinly as possible by skinhead in unwanted street SPARSEST
It's Somali play very high up the pitch ALTISSIMO
Jack Frost might just have the one in pub ICEMAKER
Legendary bird is a knock-out providing key capital from the Spanish for Tipperary landmark ROCKOFCASHEL
Old leader is hiding little from those who look after their own, in tempting business DEVILS
One of those in 27 across is publically behind bars? SPIRIT
Organises blood transfusion for bloodthirsty individual COUNTDRACULA
Return cap from island with rare satin to the Polynesians TAHITIANS
Send over copyright in core arrangement for musical build-up CRESCENDO
Technological future for broadsheet? It's how computer will deliver the paper PRINTOUT
They're all fingers and thumbs playing on the benches PIANISTS
Those types of spooks and British politicians, all told, gives one the heebie-jeebies GHOSTSTORIES
Won't take long as half the microwaves have been used before MICROSECONDS
You can see right through them in 18 across GHOSTS