| LIQUIDASSETS | Pocket money presumably from Irish Water's balance sheet (6,6) |
| ADAMSALE | The first person to offer money for something from Irish Water (4'1,3) |
| FOREIGNACCENT | Forge in trouble gets accountant to raise money - presumably one hears this from strangers (7,6) |
| YPRES | Where some Belgians are in the money, presumably |
| HEADGARDENER | Overlooks Phoenix Park presumably from top of nursery (4,8) |
| TRAILBLAZERS | Follow those in the suits - they're presumably from the pioneer association (12) |
| SWIMMINGPOOL | When empty, is this a watering hole Irish Water will be expected to fill for those doing a few strok |
| WELLSITUATED | One of those up to their neck perhaps in Irish Water put in their place - it's a position many would |
| WELLSEASONED | Source associated with Irish Water is mature and spicy in all the right areas (4-8) |
| EMBEZZLEMENT | Pocket money going to men on square on the fiddle (12) |
| LEORLA | The French great-niece of Brian Boru is protecting Irish waters (2,4) |
| SLOUGH | Leading seaman on Irish waters (6) |
| MANOWAR | Portuguese: relative of the jellyfish, occasionally found in Irish waters. (3,1,3) |
| NEST | Presumably from where one takes one's first flight |
| TOE | Small member presumably from the West |
| NOTTOWORRY | Reassuring words, presumably from soldiers, getting twisted about |
| LOVESCENE | The hot shot presumably from Romeo and Juliet? (4,5) |
| SKINT | Overdrawn presumably from family in centre of bust-up (5) |
| ALLOT | Nothing, presumably, from Matthew on Grant |
| TONE | Accent presumably from the south-west (4) |
