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.804, 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.803 is Deirdre King, Cavan town, Co. Cavan.

CRYPTIC CLUES Across

9 Broad ultimatum includes

grown person (5)

10 Regret having answer, returning

my reimbursem­ent (9)

11 Distance to stay standard (9)

12 Husky, say, or

another animal (5)

13 Dishonest trader is a

Wild West figure (6)

14 Waves, wearing man’s suit (8) 16 Round island, left healthy

source of fuel (3,4)

18 Demand a new church

with suspicion (7)

20 Clean any stair off (8)

22 Republican group is

after firm support (6)

25 A married chap? Capital! (5)

26 Stop leader being a fool (9)

28 Singer is against lot

being performed (9)

29 Large part of cathedral

starts in the middle (5)

Down

1 Title for tramp’s companion (4) 2 Excavate summit around

ancient city (6)

3 Medical instrument is

round, to an extent (8)

4 Weak and delicate, making

fellow complain (5)

5 Voice of wheel design? (9)

6 Lengthy phenomenon

has dash (6)

7 Loud stray upset many

a transporte­r (8)

8 Emphasise cricket match

can be a trial (6,4)

13 Oppose repair – he has

a short fuse (10)

15 Everything about marble

set off warning (5,4)

17 Come down to quarry

– that’s explosive (4,4)

19 Criticisin­g engine problem (8) 21 Peg has sprinted back

to get occupancy (6)

23 Points to ever

changing deviation (6)

24 Party, and not for

a contributo­r (5)

27 Flavouring makes

daughter sick (4)

QUICK CLUES Across

9 Grown-up (5)

10 Refund (9)

11 Measuring rod (9) 12 Equine animal (5) 13 Cattleman (6)

14 Large waves (8)

16 Source of fuel (3,4) 18 Suspicious­ly (7)

20 Hygienic (8)

22 Undergarme­nt (6) 25 Capital

of Jordan (5) 26 Idiot (9)

28 Singing voice (9) 29 Belly button (5) Down

1 Titled woman (4) 2 Dig a tunnel (6)

3 Ear-examining

instrument (8)

4 Delicate (5)

5 Mouthpiece (9)

6 Dash (6)

7 Passenger boat

operator (8) 8 Check for

pressure (6,4)

13 Bad-tempered

person (10)

15 Warning

device (5,4)

17 Buried

explosive (4,4) 19 Banging (8)

21 Term of office (6) 23 Veer (6)

24 Benefactor (5)

27 Herb (4)

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