| EMPIRELINE | Politician in Ireland with a policy to set the fashion |
| BLARNEY | Castle in Ireland with a stone, the kissing of which is said to bestow the power of eloquent speech |
| STEREOTYPICAL | Setter working with a policy to be true to expected form |
| PRALINE | Management of image by company with a policy to be sweet (7) |
| FIFTIES | A decade when Fifi set the fashion for it (7) |
| BUSTLES | They once set the fashion for hurried activities (7) |
| MODE | Restyled dome sets the fashion. (4) |
| TEACHLAW | Lecture the classy types on the criminality in the house in Ireland with the foreign women (5,3) |
| BOWSDOWN | Ties in Ireland with nods to those in The Palace (4,4) |
| LARNE | Seaport in Northern Ireland with a ferry link to Fleetwood, Lancashire (5) |
| QUIETMAN | John Wayne movie set in Ireland, with "The" |
| BALLERINA | Fun time going to Ireland with a lass good at splits? |
| NUTMEGGRATER | Idiot accommodating Frenchman, for example, finds love in Ireland with the type that roughly adds a bit of spice? (6,6) |
| CUTICLE | Piece of beef from the outskirts of Carrauntoohil in Ireland, with the skin, that's usually removed (7) |
| IGUANA | I come across design for a dress in Ireland with exotic pet (6) |
| GUILBAUD | Who is the only restaurateur in Ireland with two Michelin stars? (8) |
| ONAFOOLSERIN | Touring Ireland with a silly crossworder? |
| BEARDS | Be high in Ireland with head of state hiding faces (6) |
| AGAR | Melt gamey sort found in Ireland with recipe for soup thickener (4) |
| CRACKPOT | Eccentric fun had in Ireland with corporation |
