The Irish Mail on Sunday

CRYPTIC/QUICK CROSSWORD

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Here’s your chance to win a Collins Concise English Dictionary. 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. 567, 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. 566 is Leo Barry, Headford, Killarney, Co. Kerry.

CRYPTIC CLUES ACROSS

1 Implement used by a barber on a ship (7) 5 Graduates accept headgear from Indian sage (7) 10 Flipping lid – vitamin not working (4) 11 Tread on old range of sports equipment (10) 12 Waste month with one friend (8) 13 Allocate donkey to gin transporta­tion (6) 14 Superior part of a shoe (5) 16 Traverse conflagrat­ion – a dangerous situation to be in (9) 19 Ancient or different form of vessel (9) 21 Consented to take front off vice (5) 23 Develop into a vegetable (6) 25 Use tongue to take spit off some cosmetic (8) 27 Pub profiting from negotiatin­g terms (10) 28 Declare a victory over old wife (4) 29 Agent has time to lie about loathsome person (7) 30 Sceptic makes adjustment to heat first (7)

DOWN

2 Went ahead, say, overturnin­g sill (5) 3 Pressure on citizen to become a ruler (9) 4 Catch parent running around (6) 6 Evaluate a quiet form of commendati­on (8) 7 Finally doesn’t finish a set of charts (5) 8 Group of animals playing game around northern lake (9) 9 Move swiftly and recklessly into a job (6) 15 Parking next to shop, developing loathing for compound (9) 17 Initial speed is of the highest order (5-4) 18 A breeze in France, getting one an inconclusi­ve case (8) 20 A relic turned out to be a cake (6) 22 Second Greek character obtained a plug (6) 24 Should have nothing, without even starting (5) 26 Furious, make a gesture (5)

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