Easter Teaser

4. Good to hear the patron saint is healthy. 5,8,4
5. The hardware fencing material for bad weather, according to Eddie McNulty. 6,4
6. An appropriate venue for a Rory Gallagher gig. 3,4,4
7. Whatever ailment sent Frank the grocer's ma to her reward, it wasn't this. 11
8. This champ took a bashing and sounds a bit black and blue. Tasty, though! 6
10. Jimmy followed the sugar line and it sounds like he found his fill of sweetness. 3,6
11. Was she a ringer for Dame Edna's sidekick? 5
16. She blew it in 1961. 6
19. According to Granny, this maritime gentleman came from over the sea. 8,4
21. Round the ring by another route. 3,4,4
22. If you don't have this on you, you're lacking in enthusiasm. 4
23. These neighbours sound very decorative. 3,8
24. Give Teresa a steer, re-seat her for the teaser and have a happy one. 6
25. Sounds like a modern-day computer term, but for us it was simply a bonus. 4
28. Mrs Joe's thermometer. 4,4
30. Not exactly a month of Sundays, but choose days that are holy, and have one over the eight. 4,8

1. The rhyme has it that he went to London with the parents. 5,4
2. The unkind moniker of this follically challenged female. 3,5,5
3. Mary Anne's breakfast fare left her feeling like a very tired Cockney.
9. Mary and Maggie risked these with their flasks. 7,7
12. That's not left and it's tidy! 5,5
13. The Payne's Poppets people. 5,3,6
14. Not feeling the best? Lethargic ennui, perhaps? 8
15. In bygone days, people regularly made a show of themselves here. 5
17. Did Gran Melly make soup for a guilty lawman? 12
18. The Saturday night job for the Sunday dinner - the bachelors will have a warm fart so! 5,3,4
20. Twelve old pennies for the workhorse. 3
26. She took to petty crime in later years. 6,5
27. A little bit extra to smooth the spending, although it sounds like the opposite. 1,3,9
29. If Paddy Kerrigan had plural wives, he'd have plenty. 6