| PAPERBAG | The Irish Times bachelor is legend for conveying the messages (5,3) |
| NEWSITEM | Novel might need to be developed by Frenchman from The Irish Times, for example (4,4) |
| TYPEFACE | Kind to look at character style in The Irish Times (8) |
| PUBHOURS | They don't have them on Good Friday in The Irish Times before closing? (3,5) |
| TROLLEYS | They carry the messages - the ones moving the theatregoers (8) |
| WARGRAVE | Immature type returns with legend for dance party - it's the last place you'd want to be in the acti |
| PASSAGES | Where the head chef works on half the messages from old books (8) |
| AMENABLE | Suggestible bachelor is drenched in beer by alpha males |
| MYTHICAL | Made up legend for one that's mostly relaxed (8) |
| SMITHERS | Small pieces I twice cut from reprint of Irish Times |
| NOTIFIES | Informs if I enter the messages (8) |
| FOLKTALE | Paul Bunyan's legend, for one |
| VINTAGECAR | Wine of the year from California, primarily Rutherford, is used as vehicle for conveying the Oenologist's expertise? (7,3) |
| HEARSE | A vehicle for conveying the coffin at a funeral (6) |
| ONPAPER | No going back for The Irish Times? Looks good in print (2,5) |
| PAPERCLIP | The Irish Times trim what holds the free sheets together (5,4) |
| ORGANISATION | Firm with The Irish Times, for one (12) |
| CONCERTTICKET | To enter event one needs this for part of tour to go with supplement? I read that in The Irish Times on Friday (7,6) |
| CRUISKEEN | As Myles na Gopaleen, Flann O'Brien wrote the ____ Lawn column in the Irish Times, 1940-66 |
| NEWSAGENT | Modern man from Pretoria has words with The Irish Times (9) |
