Daily Telegraph Prize Crossword 27797 Saturday May 9Th 2015

[arjay]

I would appreciate your help with the following, please:-
1 across. Cheated with young lady somewhere in Ireland (7) Sorry, no letters.
10&11 across. He wrote of crimes involving horrendous carnality (3,6,5,5)
??R/??????/?????/???L?
26 across. Tip that's acceptable to
be expected (2,3) Sorry no letters.
7 down. Call up for one from Irish city good at sport (8) ??????I?
13 down. It may be amusing to expose King George among cast (10)
?A?R?R???? (Might be fairground)
Thank you

[novalis]

Donegal
Sir Aerhur Conan Doyle
up-end
athletic
fairground

[novalis]

That should be Arthur.

[arjay]

Thank you novalis

[Cryptomaniac]

Is up-end a known or acceptable term for the tip of something? Of course there's upend, but that's entirely different.

[scorpiojo]

Up-end/upend defined in Chambers as to turn upside down

[Lie-in King]

1a Done-gal
10,11a Sir Arthur Conan Doyle - anag 'horrendous carnality'
26a Up-end - 'u' (acceptable) + 'pend' (to be expected)
7d Athletic - from 'Athlone' (Irish city), replace 'one' with 'cite' (call, up)
13d Fairground - 'air' (expose) + 'GR' (both in) 'found' (cast)

[sandyRoe]

up end in the sense of tipping it over?

[Lie-in King]

My head told me to include "...(tip [over])..." but my fingers appear to have ignored the instruction