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September 10th 2022 Irish News Prize crossword answers

Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (September 10th 2022) clues of Irish News Prize crossword.

Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 24 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Good shot, but not quite a winner
The boss has a lot of horses
But a king doesn't slow down to do it
Go away and plead with one
I'm old-fashioned, there's no getting away from it
Tore stamps out? He must have done sometimes
He favours dictation above all his subjects
Nightwatchman!
Ruffian has weaved inside to land blow
Genuine old Spanish coin
States differ - so do these
Working again in a new partnership?
Best, strange as it seems!
There's no demand for this article of mail
Where to do some shooting in the mountains
Trios changing to Italian food
Crimes one flies from perhaps
Puts off one's retirement
Throw away a fight
One who keeps a family servant?
One may win it by a head
Fixed form of denial
The usual thing a shop receives from people
For centuries they ignored America

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