Irish Daily Mail

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE CROSSWORD

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ACROSS

6 ____ Khan, singer noted for her 1983 song with Rufus, Ain’t Nobody (5)

7 The formal process of choosing a person for public office by voting (8)

10 Exertions of the body or mind (7)

11 A boat designed for removing debris from the bottom of lakes, rivers, etc. (7)

12 A chief magistrate of a medieval Italian town (7)

13 ____ Stone, Cork castle block that supposedly confers the gift of the gab if kissed (7)

14 Shakespear­ean character played by Marion Cotillard in a 2015 film (4,7)

19 A derogatory term for an arrogant type who has suddenly risen in rank (7)

21 City that includes the University of Strathclyd­e (7)

23 Song by Miley Cyrus released in 2023, reputedly about her break-up with Liam Hemsworth (7)

25 Miles, alter ego of a version of comic book hero Spider-Man, created in 2011 (7)

26 The second largest island in the Philippine­s (8)

27 ____ Of New York, 2003 historical film starring Leonardo DiCaprio (5)

DOWN

1 Plant bearing yellow flowers that is a national symbol of Wales (8)

2 Jared, English actor who played George VI in The Crown and Lane Pryce in Mad Men (6)

3 Louis, Welsh rugby union winger who announced he was joining the NFL in 2024 (4-6)

4 Dull, silvery grey metal once used as an anti-knocking additive for petrol (4)

5 Organ, town organist in Dylan Thomas’s radio play Under Milk Wood (6)

6 Causing an unpleasant feeling of fear or unease (6)

8 ____ Kicks, song by punk band The Undertones released in 1978 (7)

9 Essex town that is the birthplace of comedian Joe Pasquale (5)

13 Two-player board game played with counters and dice (10)

15 A blind alley (4,3)

16 Persistent bargaining over the cost of something (8)

17 A piece of hair brushed upwards and forwards from a man’s forehead (5)

18 Ringlets or things with a spiral shape (6)

20 Impassive or phlegmatic (6)

22 Constellat­ion whose name means charioteer (6)

24 Leroy, German winger who played for Manchester City FC 2016-2020 (4)

SOLUTION ON MONDAY

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