Below you will find all the answers for the Irish Times Crosaire Crossword Answers - Sep 22 2017.
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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| A foreign doctor in British army that's plainly way up north | TUNDRA |
| Allocated top architect second new design | ASSIGNED |
| Bank's insinuations teaches the lawyers plenty of lessons | INNS |
| Bar exam contains unit open to everyone | PUBLIC |
| Chance to play for the county? No thanks! | TURNDOWN |
| Confected type from cake shop made-up with Sugar Daddy to princess perhaps - how chilling is that? | ROYALICING |
| Counsel misses son and that's what you're up against | CLUE |
| Creates a sticky situation as it's not on in the lounge | GLUE |
| Decide against character's proposal | IDEA |
| Educator produced a computer-aided design to train mice | ACADEMIC |
| Exposes old writers | OPENS |
| Fail to remember sketch by sailor - the tall and thin one | DRAWABLANK |
| Gather one is charged for donations | COLLECTION |
| Gorblimey - without Boyle it's dire | GRIM |
| Has a job marketing on-line family perhaps | PUBLICRELATIONS |
| Leave for a long time in the oven to burn head off crust for chef | OVERCOOK |
| Loses the head with purest jockey | ERUPTS |
| Oriental criminal has links to La Familia | RELATION |
| Parents, for example, upset by vandalism | DAMAGE |
| Rips coat playing in the orchard | APRICOTS |
| Short report could start by lifting lid off glue and type of powder | TALCUM |
| Some old-fashioned general has the advantage | EDGE |
| Source of vitamin D from plant at the end of the day | SUNSET |
| Stop working in Ring with Ita from dawn to dusk | CALLITADAY |
| The jury is still out on a French pastry recipe for starters in the kitchen | UNPROVEN |
| Throws someone out on their ear for bad vices around square | EVICTS |
| What did we get in exchange for Questions and Answers? | DIALOGUE |
| Where it begins to root | ORIGIN |
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