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This is a list of albums that reached number-one on the Irish Independent Albums Chart in 2017. The charts were compiled by Irish Recorded Music Association (IRMA).
Issue date | Album | Artist | Label | Ref |
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6 January | 25 | Adele | XL | [1] |
13 January | ||||
20 January | I See You | The xx | Young Turks | |
27 January | ||||
3 February | ||||
10 February | Essential | Colm Wilkinson | Colm Wilkinson | |
17 February | 25 | Adele | XL | |
24 February | ||||
3 March | Gang Signs and Prayer | Stormzy | Merky | |
10 March | ||||
17 March | ||||
24 March | ||||
31 March | ||||
7 April | ||||
14 April | Pure Comedy | Father John Misty | Bella Union | |
21 April | Gang Signs and Prayer | Stormzy | Merky | |
28 April | Tears on the Dancefloor | Steps | Steps Music | |
5 May | Something Else | The Cranberries | BMG | |
12 May | Lovely Creatures: The Best of Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds | Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds | ||
19 May | Turn Your Face to the Sun | I Draw Slow | Compass | |
26 May | 25 | Adele | XL | |
2 June | True Care | James Vincent McMorrow | Faction | |
9 June | Trust the Wire | The Coronas | So Far So Good | |
16 June | ||||
23 June | Livin the Dream | Nathan Carter | Sharpe Music | |
30 June | Ok Computer | Radiohead | XL | |
7 July | Trust the Wire | The Coronas | So Far So Good | |
14 July | Ok Computer | Radiohead | XL | |
21 July | Livin the Dream | Nathan Carter | Sharpe Music | |
28 July | Trust the Wire | The Coronas | So Far So Good | |
4 August | ||||
11 August | ||||
18 August | You | Dodie | Dodie | |
25 August | Trust the Wire | The Coronas | So Far So Good | |
1 September | Villains | Queens of the Stone Age | Matador | |
8 September | ||||
15 September | Sleep Well Beast | The National | 4AD | |
22 September | ||||
29 September | Gemini | Macklemore | Bendo | |
6 October | OK | Otherkin | Rubyworks | |
13 October | Sleep Well Beast | The National | 4AD | |
20 October | Dance With Me | Swing Cats | Collective MGMT | |
27 October | Gemini | Macklemore | Bendo | |
3 November | The Blue Room | Martin Hayes Quartet | 251 | |
10 November | Decade - The Best of | King Highs | Celtic Collections | |
17 November | ||||
24 November | Low in High School | Morrissey | BMG | |
1 December | Who Built the Moon? | Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds | Sour Mash | |
8 December | ||||
15 December | ||||
22 December | ||||
29 December |
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