| GUIDEBOOKS | Tour leaders welcoming Dubliners, for example, producing volumes of information (10) |
| DATABASES | Computer-stored volumes of information |
| DEEM | Consider Daily Mail leaders welcoming eviscerated Europe (4) |
| ISAY | Sense organ's sound, for example, producing surprised reaction? (1,3) |
| ENCYCLOPAEDIA | A volume of information (13) |
| ROLLING | (and 5 Across) Keith Richards, for example, producing notes cryptically (7,5) |
| GUIDELINES | Tour leaders have queue rules (10) |
| INAPTITUDE | Trendy pose quietly masking tour leader's lack of skill |
| TURBULENCE | Irregular movements of large volumes of air that can disturb a plane's flight (10) |
| BOOKSHELF | Reserves Hotel Pixie with space for Dubliners, for example (9) |
| RAINGAUGES | Essentially bottling the sky by means of funnels and tubes, meteorologists' pluviometers or udometers for measuring volumes of precipitation or daily deluges (4,6) |
| READER | University worker familiar with Dubliners, for example (6) |
| IVORGURNEY | British composer whose volumes of poetry include War's Embers (4.6) |
| BUTTERCUPS | Volumes of topping poured over movie theater popcorn? |
| STORMDRAIN | It carries away large volumes of rainwater (5,5) |
| IRISH | Dubliners, for example |
| EUROPEANS | A race for the locals you'd associate with Dubliners, for instance (9) |
| TAXISTAND | Alliance between tour leaders and queue of drivers (9) |
| DEFERTO | Trust the judgement of surprisingly freed tour leaders (5,2) |
| CALID | Warm spiritual leader welcoming day for female |
