Irish Daily Mirror

Two-speed coffeebrea­k

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Two sets of clues – but the answers are the same CRYPTIC CLUES ACROSS 1 Hit with garment (4)

4 Chap gets record assistance (4) 6 Fashion might start with poem (4)

8 The others relax (4)

11 Mean to change heading (4) 13 Digit turns it green (7)

14 Hoping to include fastener (3) 16 Enemy forced to land (5)

18 Left university free to be sensationa­l (5)

21 Actions in legal agreements (5) 22 Equestrian clause (5)

24 More polite with salesman (3) 25 Very hot without right current (7)

28 Look for join, say (4)

30 Note changed in quality (4) 31 Spoken of morality (4)

32 Gas that none used (4)

33 Wager has a pulse (4) DOWN 1 Possibly airs a dress (4)

2 Price upset Scot (4)

3 My one lost cash (5)

4 Edge of the material (3)

5 Father, at home, is a nuisance (4) 7 Challenged out of dread (5) 9 Safeguard space and get positive (6)

10 Indifferen­t to pressure in new diet (5)

12 Weapon gets record points (4) 15 One grandmothe­r holds papers, upset, declaring nationalit­y (6) 17 Deserve new timer (5)

19 Rents epitaphs (4)

20 Put off animal, with time (5)

23 Old Italian remodelled manor (5) 24 Endlessly regretting downfall (4) 26 Once ordered ice cream (4) 27 Remaining to one side (4)

QUICK CLUES

ACROSS 1 Footwear item (4) 4 Aid (4)

6 Manner (4)

8 Take it easy (4) 11 Title (4)

13 Number (7) 14 Brooch (3)

16 Middle Eastern country (5) 18 Graphic (5) 21 Documents (5) 22 Horseman (5) 24 Agent (3) 25 Relevant (7) 28 Appear (4)

30 Sound quality (4) 31 Verbal (4)

32 Type of gas (4) 33 Defeat (4) DOWN 1 Hindu woman’s attire (4)

2 Expense (4) 3 Currency (5) 4 Border (3)

5 Ache (4) 7 Challenged (5) 9 Make certain (6) 10 Lukewarm (5) 12 Fencing sword (4) 15 From Mumbai? (6) 17 Commendati­on (5) 19 Tears (4)

20 Dissuade (5) 23 Former empire (5) 24 Spoil (4)

26 Traffic marker (4) 27 Departed (4)

29 Era (3)

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