Irish Daily Mail

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE CROSSWORD

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ACROSS

7 Term for a part of the US furthest from the Atlantic in its lawless frontier period (4,4) 9 Square slab at the bottom of a column (6) 10 George, English singer/songwriter and guitarist noted for his single Budapest (4) 11 Feeling of restlessne­ss after remaining indoors for a prolonged period (5,5) 12 Cuba’s capital (6) 14 Poetic harmonisat­ion based on spelling rather than sound (3,5) 15 Conflict that included the Battle of the Somme in 1916 (5,5,3) 17 Any of the diminutive characters usually dressed in blue from the Oz books by L. Frank Baum (8) 19 Butler played by Jim Carter in Downton Abbey (6) 21 François, the first socialist President of the French Fifth Republic (10) 22 A smartly dressed or well-to-do person (4) 23 A fierce attack or heavy bombardmen­t from low-flying

aircraft (6) 24 Byname of Antonín Dvorák’s ninth symphony in

E Minor (3,5)

DOWN

1 A public square or marketplac­e in an Italian town (6) 2 ___ O’Brien, Irish novelist and short-story writer born in 1930 (4) 3 The ____ Of Venice, Shakespear­e play featuring Antonio and Shylock (8) 4 Any aquatic creature of the phylum Porifera (6) 5 Dwight D., US president who served two terms between 1953 and 1961 (10) 6 A long, narrow flag waving in the air (8) 8 Flat-topped peak overlookin­g Cape Town (5,8) 13 Conserve used in making Battenberg cake (7,3) 15 Group of mostly French painters led by Henri Matisse who used pure, brilliant colour (8) 16 Imposition of containmen­t or isolation, often as an emergency measure (8) 18 The softer part contained within the hard shell of a nut (6) 20 County in the province of Leinster (6) 22 Barry, English comedian who presented Points Of View (4) SOLUTION TOMORROW

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