12a. Hooligan given time no longer cared (6) R-UGH-. (rought?) 13a. Emperors wife to advance one end to the other beset by relations (8) KA-AERI-. 31a. Inadequate term that describes scar on seed (5)...
6a. Boy barber is to hum and haw (6) --AV-R. 27a. Sepia fills this flush waste mostly quietly drained (6) IN--A-. 29a. Special shed for Trudeau's fish (5) S--L-. 31a. Language of cheesy stuff, but...
25a. Office equipment in ideal home: rule comes out for new ID kit (4,6) D---,----E-. 18a. Beneath the exterior of Tory hardliner there's a socialist, fiendish recklessness (4-7) ----,----L-Y....
13a. Pole restricted by regular strain in difficulty (6) -P--IA. 21a. One to arrange tape in place of written material (9) ----A-TER. 14a. Drunk going around Ireland's capital, poet's amazes (7)...
The SE corner...... 25a. What gets diner going during feasts? Gongs (6) M---L-. 28a. Is wee boat for Sturgeon or any one like her? (4) --O-. 31a. Fine Asian beast cutting credit of a nurserywoman?...
7d. Cathedral city's ambassador welcomed by rectors all over the place (9) R---E----.
4d. Incisive one in Welsh town (6) P-I---.
17d. Expert raised underside of calico steed's muzzle (8) -U------....
10a. Orchestra squeezed by one endless legal action that's fruitless (8) -C-----S. 13. Working as before in English football club bar? Scots mainly ( 9) -A-----C-. 17a. Fashionable cobblers around...
11a. Drop a ball on golf-course, as before (5) G-T--. 16a. No longer proud and superior, in inferior situation (5) -AULT. 17a. Fish served in mansion leading to fuss (8, two words) SEA---U-. 3d. Mind...
If anyone has finished Mephisto can they please put me out of my misery and give me answers to 11,17,28,29,30 and 33 across.......and 3,4,8,9,12,25 and 26 down.......one third of the puzzle! Too much...
78a. Rob's walking this way in print (4) T---. 107a. From Oriel (Dundalk's home ground) to international arena (6)------. 72d. Ring Ireland (4) C---. 101d. Sounds af if he's a vital organ of Racing...
11a. Recipe with drinks-such may sound unhealthy (5) -ALE-. 16a. Chum without hesitation taking money worked out as a certain fraction (9) -ER-EN-AL. 32a. New postures for musical groups? (8)...
6d. A favourite of children with oddly yappy characters (4,5) ---Y,-----. 28a. Old people take it with bangers and mash (9)---------. (I thought 'anagram' in 28 but.......Elgar and I don't get...
15a. The point of anchor? To announce (4) -IL-. 30a. Silk from Scotland knew what closes case (5) KEN-E. 26a. African's buff bit of clobber (6) FA-TEE. 9d. Pukka clique of like-minded Afrikaners set...