Irish Daily Mirror

Two-speed coffeebrea­k

Two sets of clues – but the answers are the same.

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Cryptic clues ACROSS

1 Tolerate a beast (4)

4 Agreement sounds full (4)

6 Pain of hypochondr­iac

heightened (4)

8 Leave out of room itself (4)

11 Course interior that belongs

to you and me (4)

13 Tiny relative has least (7)

14 Roused about employment (3) 16 Understood thanks, note

it! (5)

18 Wonderful purse design (5)

21 Fool concerning saltpetre (5) 22 Tried working when weary (5) 24 More polite with salesman (3) 25 Mistake, catching extremely

insular creature (7)

28 Dash from Arundel

animatedly (4)

30 Dance right, swimmer (4)

31 Fellow of balance (4)

32 Walk like a policeman (4)

33 School yet to deal with

inflammati­on (4)

DOWN

1 Good time for an explosion (4) 2 Like a family (4)

3 Briton takes turn as

vanguard (5)

4 Included for each expert (3)

5 Book’s self-dedication (4)

7 Sing to a new person (5)

9 Tiny moment (6)

10 Row about German animal (5) 12 Agree with costume (4)

15 Way to get abundant

struggle (6)

17 Craig managed tobacco

roll (5)

19 Philip goes east on tube (4) 20 Majestic Elgar compositio­n (5) 23 Drain off money (5)

24 Gather pear was cooked (4) 26 Sensed material (4)

27 Feel becalmed around

river (4)

29 The French daughter or

son (3)

Quick clues

ACROSS

1 Ursine mammal (4) 4 Alliance (4)

6 Yearn (4)

8 Neglect (4)

11 Possessive

pronoun (4)

13 Smallest amount (7) 14 Utilise (3)

16 Implied (5)

18 Great (5)

21 Gunpowder

ingredient (5)

22 Exhausted (5)

24 Agent (3)

25 Long-necked safari

star (7)

28 Dash (4)

30 Stagger (4)

31 Man’s name (4)

32 Trudge (4)

33 Eye infection (4)

DOWN

1 Loud noise (4)

2 Similar (4)

3 Lookout (5)

4 For every (3)

5 Heavy volume (4)

7 Mortal (5)

9 Period of time (6) 10 Feline (5)

12 Outfit (4)

15 Conflict (6)

17 Cheroot (5)

19 Conduit (4)

20 Royal (5)

23 Currency unit (5) 24 Harvest (4)

26 Matted wool

fibres (4)

27 European

waterway (4)

29 Boy (3)

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