Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (February 29th 2020) clues of Irish News Prize crossword.

Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 25 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Pop star's contract killer?

Moneylender certain to be in ancient city

Talk idly about one freebooter

If such a mistake is a bloomer ...

Rod's hands?

... continue to perform in West London

One has to be ten to get such an animal

More macho shopkeeper?

Intolerant person in large part of the Bible

Lord with love for a game

Queries about a title

Correct people used in the commercial

Very sad soldier in overturned vehicle

Where the ruffian gets beaten up?

Very Irish poetry

One has a right to make a mistake about the animal

Strike various items

Annie is becoming silly

Warned about education

Contempt for said din, perhaps

Strict Protestant out to ruin Pat

But we linger outside

Possibly tapes used for putting wallpaper up

Chair made by Danes

A small amount of money commonly for a sea creature

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