The Irish Mail on Sunday

CRYPTIC/QUICK CROSSWORD

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Here’s your chance to win a €15 book token. Complete the crossword using either the cryptic or the quick clues and send it to us with your name and address. Send your solution to: Cryptic/Quick Crossword No.902, The Irish Mail on Sunday, PO Box 5332, Cardiff Lane, Dublin 2. Entries must be received by Thursday. The winner will be drawn from a hat. The winner of Cryptic/Quick Crossword No.901 is Bill McMahon, of Navan, Co. Meath.

CRYPTIC CLUES

Across 1 Cap British tree production (5)

4 Wrath during escape –

that’s romantic (9)

9 Make Roy change list (9)

10 Group of stars performing

around city (5)

11 Stomach contains a large,

cold cosmetic (6)

12 Everything understand­able in

reassuring signal (3-5)

14 Composer somehow

making a kite rise (4,5)

15 Graduate is back –

large chap (5)

17 Drinks and complains audibly (5) 19 Relieve everyone – I’ve

tea brewing (9)

22 Concerning people

in a state (8)

24 Slowed down to have roast

initially cooked outside (6)

26 Fury, having lost front

of old car (5)

27 Cart coins off to get drugs (9)

28 Trial meant adjusting will (9)

29 Keen to swap one for

a mountain (5)

Down

1 React angrily to part of brush (7) 2 Olive runs around

in abhorrence (9)

3 No guest translated

languages (7)

4 Dandy has left, a failure (4)

5 Natural substance served at

prince’s birthday (5,5)

6 Club shaken around – some

charge youngster (4,3)

7 Reaching conclusion,

ready to complain (5)

8 Trend involved one large

part of a plant (7)

13 Nice avatar,

strangely different (2,8)

16 Lively as champagne (9)

17 Guarantee conflict and shout (7) 18 Bear is wandering around

one part of Russia (7)

20 Words concealing nothing –

European is loquacious (7)

21 Consumer to conclude with

devious ruse (3,4)

23 Summons errand boys (5)

25 Line found on neck

causes worry (4)

QUICK CLUES

Across 1 Brimless cap (5)

4 Romantic

illuminati­on (9)

9 Catalogue (9)

10 Constellat­ion (5) 11 Cosmetic

powder (6)

12 Signal that danger

has passed (3-5) 14 French

composer (4,5)

15 Herb (5) 17 Alcoholic drinks (5) 19 Ease (9)

22 Non-monarchy (8) 24 Slowed down (6)

26 Rage (5)

27 Opiates (9)

28 Legal document (9) 29 Alpine mountain (5) Down

1 Whisker (7)

2 Disgust (9)

3 Languages (7)

4 Be unsuccessf­ul (4) 5 Bee’s secretion (5,5) 6 Young animal (4,3)

7 Whinge (5)

8 Plant’s

appendage (7)

13 Conflictin­g (2,8)

16 Effervesce­nt (9)

17 Authorisat­ion (7)

18 Part of Russia (7)

20 Talkative (7)

21 Consumer (3,4)

23 Book parts (5)

25 Be anxious (4)

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