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creamerp | 11:36 Sun 06th Feb 2011 | Crosswords
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6d. Latin phrase formerly used to describe an irish public house licensed to remain open after hours to serve genuine travellers (4, 4 ) - o - a, - i - e
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Looks like Bona Fide
11:38 Sun 06th Feb 2011
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Not certain but BONA FIDE looks possible
11:39 Sun 06th Feb 2011
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Definitely Bona Fide
Pubs have been part of the Irish scenery since the invasion of the Normans, providing food and drink to "bona fide" travellers and locals alike
11:40 Sun 06th Feb 2011

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