Sunday Independent-Final Whistle Crossword 2012

ghiertal

Anyone know 93 ac? A ringmaster in short? You bet

Think i am right with B_o__e

Eire-Dearg

Can't figure it out and there's a few questions referring to it.

Can't get 'He hails from 90 down' either, someone from Kerry?

Cute Hoor

God be with the days when you had to work out these crosswords, last year I reckon all the answers were posted here (some of them several times), some lads/lassies were looking for answers to half the clues. This is a relatively easy straight forward one but to be fair ye are only looking for one answer each which is fair enough, if you pm me I will send it on.

Steaf35

Those two are ok......the one thats sticking me is linked to 93 across......its 93 down......has me stumped for a couple of hours now.....is it a horse??

ghiertal

Steaf35 wrote: »

Those two are ok......the one thats sticking me is linked to 93 across......its 93 down......has me stumped for a couple of hours now.....is it a horse??

93 down fionnuala britton

got 93 ac bookie

Only one left for me i need 94 down Sounds like this baseball star could leave you stone cold

_r_e_e

TopOfTheRight

ghiertal wrote: »

93 down fionnuala britton

got 93 ac bookie

i need 84 down heffernan
89 down minutes
99 ac kerryman
106 ac underrated

How about

17ac
18ac
23ac
31ac
40ac
46ac
56ac
65ac
79ac
88ac
107ac
109ac

13dn
27dn
29dn
72dn
75dn
95dn

Eire-Dearg

ghiertal wrote: »

93 down fionnuala britton

got 93 ac bookie

Only one left for me i need 94 down Sounds like this baseball star could leave you stone cold

_r_e_e

David Freese

Cute Hoor

Anybody have
1A
5A
8A
11A
15A
16A
17A
18A
20A
22A
23A
24A
28A
30A
31A
32A
34A
36A
38A
40A
41A
43A
44A
45A
46A
47A
48A
51A
53A
54A
55A
56A
57A
58A
59A
60A
62A
65A
68A
69A
71A
73A
74A
76A
77A
78A
79A
81A
82A
85A
86A
87A
88A
89A
91A
93A
96A
99A
100A
102A
103A
105A
106A
107A
108A
109A
110A
111A
112A
113A

Thinkstoomuch

TopOfTheRight wrote: »

How about

17ac
18ac
23ac
31ac
40ac
46ac
56ac
65ac
79ac
88ac
107ac
109ac

13dn
27dn
29dn
72dn
75dn
95dn

79 across 95 down is rock on ruby.

Cotswolds is chelthenham and rock on ruby won the champion hurdle.

Steaf35

Originally Posted by ghiertal View Post
93 down fionnuala britton

got 93 ac bookie

Only one left for me i need 94 down Sounds like this baseball star could leave you stone cold

_r_e_e
David Freese


Or it could be Jake Freeze.....???......I think I have 76A but it dosent sound right; Can anyone confirm? Thanks.

Steaf35

Forget the last post.......too analytical...of course its 'togas'.......just have a few more to check....not sure re 5d & 19a...! back to it tomorrow

Pal

Steaf35 wrote: »

Forget the last post.......too analytical...of course its 'togas'.......just have a few more to check....not sure re 5d & 19a...! back to it tomorrow

PHELPS



HELP
Is Italy's first lady a player prone to histrionics (5,5)

Calan

Hi Pal,

Italy's first lady is Prima Donna.

Pal

is there a fielder in this valley ? (5)

G ???Y

vinpaul

Hello there and a Happy New Year to all.
Just a few to go. Any help appreciated!!
31Ac) The military was confused, at first for the Special Olympics Chief (4) ?A?S
56Ac) The real deal on the track (5) P?C?? Could it be PACER?
74Ac) Toe to hand is a capital idea of Norway (4) M??O
87Ac) English Cricketer of the 1950's not to be confused with Off the Ball's football man. Y would you (3,4) ?E? E?R

vinpaul

Pal wrote: »

is there a fielder in this valley ? (5)

G ???Y

Gully fielding position in cricket

vektarman

vinpaul wrote: »

Hello there and a Happy New Year to all.
Just a few to go. Any help appreciated!!
31Ac) The military was confused, at first for the Special Olympics Chief (4) ?A?S
56Ac) The real deal on the track (5) P?C?? Could it be PACER?
74Ac) Toe to hand is a capital idea of Norway (4) M??O
87Ac) English Cricketer of the 1950's not to be confused with Off the Ball's football man. Y would you (3,4) ?E? E?R

31 across, I have Mary Davis, the Irish Special Olympics chief. I originally had ARCHERS for 11 down but changed to ARCHERY which fits with the Y in Mary.

Does anyone have 19 across: We saw through this Argentinian nightmare? L--s, it looks like loss but the reasoning is a bit vague if it's because we lost to Argentina in the rugby world cup.

vinpaul

vektarman wrote: »

31 across, I have Mary Davis, the Irish Special Olympics chief. I originally had ARCHERS for 11 down but changed to ARCHERY which fits with the Y in Mary.

Does anyone have 19 across: We saw through this Argentinian nightmare? L--s, it looks like loss but the reasoning is a bit vague if it's because we lost to Argentina in the rugby world cup.

Thanks for MARY. I also had ARCHERS so we concur. I've LENS for the other one. Ireland beaten by the Argies in World Cup game there. Makes sense as we look through LENS

Steaf35

Originally Posted by vinpaul View Post
Hello there and a Happy New Year to all.
Just a few to go. Any help appreciated!!
31Ac) The military was confused, at first for the Special Olympics Chief (4) ?A?S
56Ac) The real deal on the track (5) P?C?? Could it be PACER?
74Ac) Toe to hand is a capital idea of Norway (4) M??O
87Ac) English Cricketer of the 1950's not to be confused with Off the Ball's football man. Y would you (3,4) ?E? E?R

Hello Vinpaul........if you have a 'p' at 56A & a an 'm' at 74A am I wrong with Muldoon for 56D????.....back rower in Connacht......

bazza1

vinpaul wrote: »

Hello there and a Happy New Year to all.
Just a few to go. Any help appreciated!!
31Ac) The military was confused, at first for the Special Olympics Chief (4) ?A?s
56Ac) The real deal on the track (5) P?C?? Could it be PACER? McCoy
74Ac) Toe to hand is a capital idea of Norway (4) M??O
87Ac) English Cricketer of the 1950's not to be confused with Off the Ball's football man. Y would you (3,4) ?E? E?R

31A Mary
56a McCoy
74a Oslo
87a Ken Earl

vinpaul

bazza1 wrote: »

31A Mary
56a McCoy
74a Oslo
87a Ken Earl

Thanks Bazza1
I had Pullman thinking John Pullman (snooker player of old) and back row seat.
But now I agree with you and others regarding MCCOY for racer and Ken Earl. I will hold back on OSLO as I don't see the connection. Prhaps you could explain!!! Thks for help and good luck to all posters with your entries.

Mossin

vinpaul wrote: »

Thanks Bazza1
I had Pullman thinking John Pullman (snooker player of old) and back row seat.
But now I agree with you and others regarding MCCOY for racer and Ken Earl. I will hold back on OSLO as I don't see the connection. Prhaps you could explain!!! Thks for help and good luck to all posters with your entries.

Toe to hand = solo [as in gaa terms], solo is an anagram of OSLO - the capital of norway

Anybody got 110a, 18a, 53a?

Calan

Hi Mossin

18A Mick Galwey as he hails from Kerry
53A Adrian & 35D Maguire a horse trainer

Calan

Hi,

Has anyone got

29D
41A
57A

Eire-Dearg

91a: he would take part in an Irish donkey derby -

Asal?

10d: Keith had their measure in green -

Armenia?

57a: Keeps going at the track -

Stays?

Eire-Dearg

Calan wrote: »

Hi,

Has anyone got

29D
41A
57A

29D - Eclipses
41A - Morris
57A - Stays (I think)

Calan

Hi All,

2 more and I'm done
55D
110A

leitrimexile

55 D Brady (Liam bradys is called chippy)

110A Needles

Can you help me with 10 down and 56 d, i think latter is muldoon, this then means solo/oslo is tricky

swn

Anyone have 88a, 113a, 112a, 75d, 101d

Eire-Dearg

Need 15A, 4D, 13D, 23A, 20D

swn wrote: »

Anyone have 88a, 113a, 112a, 75d, 101d

88a Drefus
113a StanJames
112a Onside
75d Brady
101d Sligo

swn

Eire-Dearg wrote: »

Need 15A, 4D, 13D, 23A, 20D



88a Drefus
113a StanJames
112a Onside
75d Brady
101d Sligo

4d involve
15a ward
20d savage

Just two more needed 20a and 75d