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john

4th April 2016, 10:55
Ta much dunderheid :)
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john

4th April 2016, 10:56
Thanks loverman - very generous help from everyone here as usual
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skyewalker

4th April 2016, 11:31
Think the dates referred to in 9A and 19D are both 1 day out, i.e. should be 1st November and 30th April respectively.
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john

4th April 2016, 11:59
Thanks
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skyewalker

4th April 2016, 12:15
No problem. Going to walk dog then go for celebratory pint. (Bagged T-shirt for last week's puzzle)!
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seamus, ayrshire

4th April 2016, 12:42
Think the dates referred to in 9A and 19D are both 1 day out, i.e. should be 1st November and 30th April respectively.

The full day Gaelic festival of 9A starts at sunset on October 31st, so could be associated with Halloween.
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seamus, ayrshire

4th April 2016, 12:44
No problem. Going to walk dog then go for celebratory pint. (Bagged T-shirt for last week's puzzle)!

Congratulations. Now try the puzzle printed on it:

http://www.crosswordsolver.org/forum/561388/wee-stinker-tshirt-puzzle/
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seamus, ayrshire

4th April 2016, 13:09
I agree with 30th April rather than the following one as hinted in the clue. We always have a celebratory bonfire on that day!

I thought 13D was an inspired clue.
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scotbill

4th April 2016, 13:46
Myops is correct in 19d. Celtic New Year
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