Irish Times Crosaire Crossword Answers – Sep 5 2018

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A first aid item made with several types of 24 down? ICEBAG
A long rambling story of outfit with secret agent capturing a ringleader? RIGAMAROLE
Breakdown of cover for Zimbabwe epidemic WEEP
Calm type didn’t lose temper with principal at emergency department COOLHEADED
Computer-generated type of fish tackle APPROACH
Doctor admits taught first one of those from school STURGEON
DUP unsettled by revolutionary paramilitaries’ reform UPDATE
Erica cut away piece arranged like a cross CRUCIATE
Goes all the way around the circuit to review bistro ORBITS
Great deal of accommodation behind park for those going to folk dance PLETHORA
Is childishly willing to pay for canines, providing money for The Crown perhaps? TOOTHFAIRY
It’s key to border’s commodities trade CODE
Latin missing from penultimate rendezvous MEETUP
Leave out shish kebab starters with duck beginning to go off SKIP
McKinley releases my overseas capital NICKEL
Neglected a cough working on the plains in South America GAUCHO
Neo-conservative withdraws to converse with one of The Greens NAIVE
Pardon me silly – I know all the stars NAMEDROP
Pictures of spies locking up lads CINEMA
Polish partner gets criticism, metaphorically, for a fierce temper SPITFIRE
Puts pen to paper in chapter house releasing speech AUTHOR
Rants are useless and that tells a tale NARRATES
Solid cool figure with bouncer releases Ron CUBE
Some coffee choices to reproduce ECHO
The exact moment when The Bubble burst? Is that when we had enough! SATURATIONPOINT
Top cobbler in footwear has skeletons in the closet SCANDALS
Type of job at the banks dealing with risk DESK
What divides Dublin and Kildare and Kerry as a rule? COUNTYLINE