| Cork populace | 13 |
| Cork masses? | 12 |
| Cork folks | 10 |
| Cohan's ancestors | 21 |
| Coffee or whisky | 16 |
| Citizens of Sligo | 17 |
| Behan or Yeats e.g. | 20 |
| Apt to celebrate March 17? | 26 |
| Almost half of U.S. immigrants in 1840 | 38 |
| Adjective for coffee, jig or whiskey | 36 |
| Abie's Rose | 15 |
| "When --- Eyes Are Smiling" | 37 |
| "The ___ Sketch Book": Thackeray | 42 |
| "Abie's ___ Rose" | 31 |
| _____stew | 9 |
| ___ wolfhound (large dog breed) | 31 |
| ___ wolfhound | 13 |
| ___ Sweeps Derby | 16 |
| ___ setter, popular pet | 23 |
| ___ Setter | 10 |
| ___ Sea, home of the Isle of Man | 32 |
| ___ Sea, connected to St. George's Channel | 46 |
| ___ Sea (Isle of Man setting) | 29 |
| ___ Republican Army | 19 |
| ___ Free State | 14 |
| ___ Derby, annual sporting event since 1866 | 43 |
| __ setter | 9 |
| Paradoxical statement | 21 |
| Incongruous statement | 21 |
| Roscommon resident | 18 |
| Local on the Liffey | 19 |
| Limerick person | 15 |
| Dublin native | 13 |
| Belfast bloke | 13 |
| Cork customs | 12 |
| Old copier? | 11 |
| Arm of the Atlantic | 19 |
| Sight from Balbriggan | 21 |
| Isle of Man's locale | 24 |
| One end of St. George's Channel | 35 |
| It surrounds the Isle of Man | 28 |
| Isle of Man location | 20 |
| WWI's "U-boat Alley" | 34 |
| W.W. I's so-called "U-Boat Alley" | 47 |
| View from Dublin | 16 |
| The Mersey flows to it | 22 |
| Isle of Man's waterfront | 28 |
| Isle of Man's surroundings | 30 |
| Isle of Man setting | 19 |
| Isle of Man locale | 18 |
| Favorite body of water | 22 |
| Expanse between Dublin and Liverpool | 36 |
| Dún Laoghaire's waters | 29 |
| Dublin is on it | 15 |
| Body of water east of Dublin | 28 |
| Bird dog | 8 |
| Silky-coated hunter | 19 |
| Silky-coated dog | 16 |
| Dog with a mahogany coat | 24 |
| Breed of Richard Nixon's dog King Timahoe | 45 |
| Big red dog | 11 |
| Belfast beautician? | 19 |
| Tool in a Belfast bakery? | 25 |
| Expanding-circle film effect | 28 |
| Silent film effect | 18 |
| Silent film opener | 18 |
| Silent film expanding-circle effect | 35 |
| In film, gradual appearance of an image through an expanding circle | 67 |
| Early film effect | 17 |
| Circular scene-fading technique | 31 |
| Get under one's skin | 24 |
| Grate on | 8 |
| Stick in one's craw | 23 |
| Raise one's hackles | 23 |
| Ruffle the feathers of | 22 |
| Get under the skin of | 21 |
| Test the patience of | 20 |
| Rattle one's cage | 21 |
| Get on the nerves of | 20 |
| Bother the heck out of | 22 |
| It may be in front of some | 26 |
| Be a pain | 9 |
| Really pester | 13 |
| Put in a pet | 12 |
| Make upset | 10 |
| Make peeved | 11 |
| Gravel | 6 |
| Get under the skin | 18 |
| Drive up the wall, so to speak | 30 |
| Do some button-pushing, so to speak | 35 |
| Bug or annoy | 12 |
| Bug greatly | 11 |
| Bug a lot | 9 |
| Bug a bit | 9 |
| Ruffled | 7 |
| Not happy | 9 |
| Got on the nerves of | 20 |
| Drove to distraction | 20 |
| Got under one's skin | 24 |
| Troubled (by) | 13 |