Below you will find all the answers for the Irish Times Crosaire Crossword Answers - Oct 24 2017.
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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| A rose tub designed by one of those who put a monkey wrench in the works | SABOTEUR |
| Artist in tasteless clothes is also the earliest to arrive | TATTOOIST |
| Broadcast to others enthusiasm over car | PASSITON |
| Check out most of the yeast | LEAVE |
| College in Sofia staggered by disaster | FIASCO |
| Cultivate oregano on edge of allotment? That's to be avoided! | NOGOAREA |
| Disown maiden leaving unearned income | RENOUNCE |
| Don't leave godparents the Juicy Fruits | GRAPES |
| Get cracking watch - the one that's on the bright side | LOOKSMART |
| Goes without a hitch in most holy play | SMOOTHLY |
| Horse's groom trained what they are known for always working with | STOCKINTRADE |
| Lassie gets major role in Cars? | PETROL |
| No ores in iron horse of the thick-skinned type found in African national parks | RHINO |
| Note on American war rewritten by Times might affect Hearing | EARWAX |
| One of those at the bar on the beer is appreciated by musician | SCALE |
| Private trains or planes | PERSONAL |
| Reviews Chinese gallery exhibits perhaps for dealer | TRADER |
| Some Chelsea geriatric is as keen as mustard | EAGER |
| Supervised by those in the butchers as to the pieces of meat | UNDERCUTS |
| The Messenger found in Des Kelly's? | RUNNER |
| The people train for rugby in England, for example | PUBLICSCHOOL |
| The spear carriers perhaps around Tarsus expecting war | FOOTSOLDIERS |
| This couldn't be more obvious - it holds the drink to take away | CRYSTALCLEAR |
| Transport for sick relatives losing the head with that lot that are as sound as a bell | CARILLONS |
| Type of music to mostly catch with women having time of their life | NEWAGE |
| Understand steel report has clerical error that comes with tip-off | TAKEIN |
| Well-to-do retiring foreign footballers can be eloquent in a manner of speaking | AFFLUENT |
| Won over a relative and youths on both sides in the current climate | NOWADAYS |
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