Irish Times (Crosaire) - Jul 11 2017

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Beastly types needing no introduction produced something that acts as a defence against attack STOCKADE
Bonus for some Sussex traveller EXTRA
Count admits blood type is right - it's from the hand of the fortune-teller TAROT
Delivery of transport with spirit CARGO
Do all one can for school tour starting on Shannon shortly STRIVE
Edgy type in revolutionary force has spirit MARGIN
Generally broken by relative in the army BRONCO
Great capital in Africa for type of production that's short of family members GRANDMAS
Initial storm damages tree hooked up to old sound system STEREO
Isn't bad comedy writer easy to get along with? GOODHUMOURED
Italian traveller finds damage on company car MARCOPOLO
Killer whale circles that man with fair stroke - get them to play that music from Jaws, for instance ORCHESTRA
Lift is in the middle of elevated space for The Hearing RAISE
Lost for words with cook's weak crust AWESTRUCK
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Might need pilots to fire these in hot spots STOVES
Morrison backing The Cure entertains area in front row VANGUARD
Nailed on this is what worker got from doctor to prove he's not working (2'1,1,4) ITSACERT
Nora is surrounded by parents with one view PANORAMA
Playful send-up of this doctor SKITTISH
Puts life on the line as Rick takes in Saskatchewan with figures from new intelligence foundation (4,3'1,4) RISKONESNECK
Sailor has irritation over most of the dirt and it's out of order ABITMUCH
Sounds like something cook would say to firm to amend stew? Understand! COMEANDGETIT
Status of a revolutionary in court CACHET
Take advantage of uplifting religion and education to get tough USEFORCE
Turn a blind eye to foreign region IGNORE
Turner disturbed by something at box-office? That'll get him back! RETURNTICKET
Turns up, single tweeter gets to draw attention for the most part to new and old Queen NEFERTITI
View of a small leaderless bunch of oil producers from half of Texas ASPECT