Sunday Independent (Ireland)

SUNDAY INDEPENDEN­T QUIZWORD No460

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We are offering a €50 One4all Gift Card to three Sunday Independen­t readers with this Quizword, compiled by John Murphy

ACROSS:

4. ____ The Beatles was the name of the band’s second album. (4) 6. Which Russian ballet star defected to the west in 1961? (7) 8. & 9. Which film features a horse called Tir na nOg? (4,3,4) 10. Character who appears in David Bowie’s Space Oddity and Ashes to Ashes. (5,3) 13. This town was one of the former centres of Irish sugar beet production. (4) 14. Title held by rulers of Kuwait and Qatar. (4) 15. Company synonymous with range cookers. (3) 17. Deutsche ____: German national rail operator. (4) 19. Former name of Thailand. (4) 20. The Pilgrim Fathers set sail from which port? (8) 22. Who is the leader of the Alliance Party? (4) 24. Who composed The Barber Of Seville? (7) 26. & 27. A group of former Manchester United players are co-owners of this football club. (7,4)

DOWN:

1. Pat Spillane used the phrase “____ football” to describe a Tyrone performanc­e in 2003. (4) 2. Which mythologic­al creature is half-human halfhorse? (7) 3. Spanish city associated with Saint Teresa. (5) 4. Who played Hermione in the Harry Potter films? (6) 5. How is the explosive trinitroto­luene better known? (1,1,1) 7. Afghanista­n’s largest province and a Taliban stronghold. (7) 10. Sport which Conor McGregor competes in. (1,1,1) 11. Which television company was rescued by Roland Rat? (1,1,1,1) 12. Who played Hannibal Smith, leader of the A-Team? (7) 13. ____ Dancer: Elton John song. (4) 16. Which Irish group recorded Girl from Mars? (3) 17. Official who oversees evictions. (7) 18. Agreement with an insurance company. (6) 21. Unexpected developmen­t in a book, film etc. (5) 23. One of Ireland’s biggest transport unions. (1,1,1,1) 25. “Yield” road signs say “Geill ___” in the Gaeltacht. (3)

Post your entries to Sunday Independen­t Quizword No 460, Sunday Independen­t, 27-32 Talbot Street, Dublin D01 X2E1, to arrive by Thursday morning next. Faxes are unacceptab­le. Prizes will be awarded to the first three all-correct entries opened. Please allow up to six weeks for receipt of your prize, and would entrants also remember to include a phone number with their address, simply as an extra aid to contacting winners. If you are a winner and have any queries in relation to your prize, please ring our dedicated hotline on: (01) 705-5333

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