Irish Daily Mirror

Quizword & Crossword

Two sets of clues, two different answers – all on the same grid. Choose one or the other.

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QUIZWORD

ACROSS 1 Plant of the sunflower family also known as the artichoke thistle (7) 7 and 23

US actresscom­edienne who played

Miss Hannigan in 1982 family film Annie (5,7)

8 Isle of Wight-born sailor and boat designer who died in 1972 (4,3) 9 US space station launched in May, 1973 (6)

11 The —, Texan mission; site of an 1836 siege by Mexican forces (5)

13 BBC Radio comedy programme starring Tommy Handley that ran from 1939-49 (4) 14 London undergroun­d station on the Jubilee line between Wembley Park and Dollis Hill (7) 15 Martin —,

2001 World Championsh­ips high jump gold medallist (4) 16 and 22 Best Director

Oscar winner for Slumdog Millionair­e (5,5)

17 and 1965 10 Orson Down

Welles comedydram­a film in which he stars as

Falstaff (6,2,8) 21 Henry —, British dramatist whose stage plays include

Eh? and Nil

Carborundu­m (7)

22 See 16 Across

23 See 7 Across

DOWN

2 The —, 1937 romcom starring Irene Dunne and Cary Grant (5,5) 3 and 12 2006 film thriller starring Paul Barber and Tom Bell (4,4,5) 4 Woodwind instrument whose mouthpiece has a double reed (4) 5 and 19 Rugby union fly-half; 1980 Australia Test debutant against New Zealand (4,4) 6 Heinrich —, winner of the

1972 Nobel Prize in Literature (4) 9 Card of the highest ranking suit in the game of bridge (5)

10 See 17 Across 12 See 3 Down

13 1997 novel by Robin Cook (8) 18 Silvery-white metal; symbol Fe (4) 19 See 5 Down 20 Member of the aboriginal people of Japan (4)

CROSSWORD

ACROSS 1 Mineral pitch (7)

7 Dried stalks of grain (5) 8 Unoccupied job (7)

9 Words of a pop song (6) 11 Strangely (5) 13 Rain heavily (4) 14 Light automatic rifle (7)

15 Bottle stopper (4) 16 Backbone (5) 17 Towards or on land (6)

21 Attack by hostile planes (3,4) 22 Thespian (5) 23 Take refuge (7)

DOWN

2 Disgracefu­l (10) 3 Wrestling hold (8) 4 Fortune (4) 5 Remain (4) 6 Main garment worn by Indian women (4) 9 Dead language (5) 10 Citrus fruit type (10) 12 Armistice (5) 13 Secular (8) 18 Chop wildly (4) 19 Upper covering of a building (4) 20 Long audible breath (4)

Solutions in Monday’s Irish Daily Mirror

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