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Irish Times (Crosaire) Aug 17 2013

ClueAnswer
10ac starts to model soft one for the children RAGDOLL
A moment locally for James the First to be doubtful JIFFY
Alpha to omega in a manner of speaking in Athens GREEKALPHABET
Amorous archer at the start of 7dn EROS
Apologised dropping pile is just not any worse ASGOOD
Artist and nerd admit women produced student madcap charity venture RAGWEEK
Beware of one of these bearing gifts with fresh chard from old Hellenic capital GREEKDRACHMAS
Busy type told to go contrary to the rules ¿ that just makes it dirty BEFOUL
Compensate for switch on stand OFFSET
Curry favour with at court WOO
Dead right it's at the end of 26 down for switch BANGON
Do you fancy a drink at quiz? It's general knowledge ASKOUT
Dry look over regiment SERE
Exercise for sweetheart with keen intelligence offering lapwing PEEWIT
Fifty-one take first class to sun we hear with go-between LIAISON
Finish off one last thing perhaps END
Fool cool lad embracing the Spanish DELUDE
For the purposes of raising money at home with article to free Fido INAIDOF
Generally take part in the draw for tumbledown roofing? GOINFOR
High-flier is first person in this race TIT
I would find ten more initially to see the light for example IDIOM
Local set of circumstances for the woman with smack SHEBANG
Looking back, take advantage over a descendent of Abraham ESAU
Lover that's embracing Victor is wearing thin EROSIVE
Make reference to model within old transport firm CITE
Mediterranean church produced one of the classics before mainstream GREEKORTHODOX
Nothing in rented accommodation for dance BOB
On the ball with Aware? WISETO
Point across college to Lily's relative TULIP
Rose circle gets makeover REDO
Ruby inside making loaf for saucy Italian dish ALFREDO
Secret police pass over doctored tapes GESTAPO
Sounds like a tune for that new prince HEIR
Sounds like they usually have it at end of motion from peer group? EYES
Stink to high heavens behind great turns of phrase from Aristotle's mouth GREEKLANGUAGE
The prohibitive cost of parking on back lane PENAL
There is a solution on holiday AWAY
Turns up, horse hair is owned by you and me for charm ENAMOUR
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