| MURPHYSLAW | Sounds like Irish legislation is bound to go wrong (6'1,3) |
| RENEWAL | Sounds like Irish party is lost in redevelopment (7) |
| SHERRY | Drink with cast about to go wrong (6) |
| OFFCOURSE | Bound to go wrong? (3,6) |
| MOTHERSDAY | They may be significant to director in month synonymous with family celebration (6'1,3) |
| EDITORSPEN | Stationery item used by publishing executive to make corrections in copy (6'1,3) |
| CORKSCREWS | Curls like Irish city's boatmen (10) |
| INSTRUMENT | The principal form in which delegated legislation is made in Great Britain (9,10) |
| SPRINGROLL | Part of Chinese meal bound to go round (6,4) |
| FATHERSDAY | Celebration of the parenting role of males (6'1,3) |
| JUMPTHEGUN | Start early -- bound to go before hunt, e.g., set out (4,3,3) |
| FINDERSFEE | Those who know where the bones are buried could be charged for bringing attention on The House (6'1,3) |
| DOUBLEVISION | Seeing somebody more than once perhaps, one is bound to go dizzy with love (6,6) |
| WILLIAMOFORANGE | Nation's father is bound to go far with one aim for reform (7,2,6) |
| BOOBYTRAPPED | Is bound to go off with local fool for pint in Split upset (5-7) |
| BISHOP | Powerful cleric is bound to go by the book |
| WALLOP | Strike legislation is about to get chop (6) |
| ERASER | To some extent, camera servicing can give you a fix for things that go wrong (6) |
| OUSTED | Put out when the love duets go wrong (6) |
| INFAMY | Dishonour results if many go wrong (6) |
