CROSSWORD 9353 BY ARAHODEN

Check out our bumper crossword by our mystery compiler Arahoden. As usual, you can expect some Cavan twists. Print it out, complete it and enter our competition to win lunch for two in the Cavan Crystal Hotel, not to mention a coveted Anglo-Celt pen (details below).

Across

1 . Lough in Mullahoran Lily marked differently (10)

7 . Subscriptions curtailed (4)

9 . Fast runner (8)

10 . Business Park in Belturbet when a mercenary loses arm (6)

11 . Trousers support prepares for impact (6)

13 . Twelve old pennies. (8)

14 . Carl Clarke in development for a hall in Laragh (12)

17 . Footballers in The Black (7,5)

20 . Walked at a leisurely pace (8)

21 . Language of the Inuit (6)

22 . Slieve near Ballyconnell sounds like a Soviet (6)

23 . Introducing a new version of software to change GNP audit (8)

25 . Burn slightly in Percy French archives (4)

26 . Industrial endeavour Centre in Cootehill (10)

Down

2. Majestic Ladies SFC sponsor (8)

3 . Lorelei loses role for Hawaiian garland (3)

4 . Palm fruits for romantic appointments (5)

5 . Europe and Asia combined (7)

6 . UK Prime Minister who coined the phrase 'Events, dear boy, events' (9)

7 . Home for Ballymachugh (7,4)

8 . Tropical fruit for a dodgy republic (6)

12. Patron saint of travellers for Cavan care centre (11)

15 . Gallant athletic contest in Cornafean (9)

16 . Celts men construct a bridge in Cootehill (8)

18 . Without any uncertainty, to be sure (2,5)

19 . Patron of NS in Dowra (2,4)

21 . Senior church officer in Middle Chapel deranged (5)

24 . Pitch for the old sailor (3)

To enter: Print out the crossword, complete it and post your entry to The Anglo-Celt, Crossword Competition, Kilmore Business Park, Dublin Road, Cavan, to be in with a chance of winning one of our coveted Anglo-Celt pens and for the glory, of course.

There's also a two-course lunch for the Atrium Bar in the Cavan Crystal Hotel up for grabs!

Please remember to put the volume number of your entry on the outside of your submission.

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