Below you will find all the answers for the Irish Times Crosaire Crossword Answers - Dec 30 2017.
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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Cabinet goes around the countryside to where one finds The Greens perhaps | CLOSETONATURE |
| Characters in Isle of Man almost late for dancer's outfit | LEOTARD |
| Club turnover with no expenses | BATON |
| Crafty type in car one associates with Bond | MARTINI |
| Derisive laugh from Venetian master losing the head living in the Caribbean | HAITIAN |
| Father Christmas is the first to come up short by comparison | CLOSERELATIVE |
| Finishes with 36 across in The Tour | CIRCUIT |
| Heading off on hike with one of them on foot | ARCH |
| Hidden by computer monitor for a period in office | TERM |
| Holds the distinction of being taken in by Venice tycoon | NICETY |
| Indiscrete cover for CD | DISC |
| Is not open or shut? | CLOSED |
| It's not open for the racing cars or for the network | CLOSEDCIRCUIT |
| It's sweet of a calmer model | CARAMEL |
| Jockey's girlfriends dismiss fling | RIDERS |
| Link up again with merry drunk swallowing a final beer | REMARRY |
| Lost out in the auction room | LOTS |
| Mishit shot in Howth and others | ISTHMI |
| Most of the literature previously in America | CHICAGO |
| New saviour is different | VARIOUS |
| No riot in history is withdrawn | SHY |
| On the jar in Cork | LID |
| One example of dodgy Ural men? | NUMERAL |
| One of those old grave types making use of The Stones provided party for 50 workers | DOLMEN |
| Open to all sides today in the ballpark? | CLOSE |
| Opens for Coldplay, Genesis, INXS in the SFX | CGI |
| Organised pro-deal for one of The Cats | LEOPARD |
| Oscar Wild? From The Pod! | ORCAS |
| Period in some Djibouti metropolis | TIME |
| Puts right if it gives up and stops working | TIDIES |
| Questionable early opening on Wednesdays inside for barman | LAWYER |
| Religious splinter groups of Reformation, etc., in the ship | SECTS |
| Stick around for St Patrick's Day bands | STAY |
| Teacher to Nicholas I responsible in part | SIR |
| They're used for holding and releasing military hardware | ARMS |
| This is straightforward perhaps to ship around American capital | LINEAR |
| Unsolicited messages for The Tourists making a comeback | SPAM |
| Within earshot on Winning Streak, whatchamacallit said it's hard to say who won or lost | CLOSERUNTHING |
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