The Irish Albums Chart is a record chart compiled by Chart-Track on behalf of the Irish Recorded Music Association. The chart week runs from Friday to Thursday. [1]
Issue date | Album | Artist | Reference |
---|---|---|---|
5 January | 21 | Adele | [2] |
12 January | [3] | ||
19 January | [4] | ||
26 January | [5] | ||
2 February | Born to Die | Lana Del Rey | [6] |
9 February | [7] | ||
16 February | [8] | ||
23 February | The Ultimate Collection | Whitney Houston | [9] |
1 March | 21 | Adele | [10] |
8 March | Wrecking Ball | Bruce Springsteen | [11] |
15 March | [12] | ||
22 March | [13] | ||
29 March | MDNA | Madonna | [14] |
5 April | Red to Blue | Mick Flannery | [15] |
12 April | [16] | ||
19 April | [17] | ||
26 April | Nudie Books and Frenchies | Aslan | [18] |
3 May | Electra Heart | Marina and the Diamonds | [19] |
10 May | Strangeland | Keane | [20] |
17 May | Electra Heart | Marina and the Diamonds | [21] |
24 May | Up All Night | One Direction | [22] |
31 May | Valtari | Sigur Rós | [23] |
7 June | + | Ed Sheeran | [24] |
14 June | Number Ones | Bee Gees | [25] |
21 June | Believe | Justin Bieber | [26] |
28 June | Young Love | Jedward | [27] |
5 July | [28] | ||
12 July | Ceremonials | Florence and the Machine | [29] |
19 July | Wrecking Ball | Bruce Springsteen | [30] |
26 July | Greatest Hits | Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band | [31] |
2 August | 21 | Adele | [32] |
9 August | + | Ed Sheeran | [33] |
16 August | Ryan O'Shaughnessy | Ryan O'Shaughnessy | [34] |
23 August | [35] | ||
30 August | My Head Is an Animal | Of Monsters and Men | [36] |
6 September | Beacon | Two Door Cinema Club | [37] |
13 September | #3 | The Script | [38] |
20 September | Battle Born | The Killers | [39] |
27 September | Babel | Mumford & Sons | [40] |
4 October | [41] | ||
11 October | [42] | ||
18 October | [43] | ||
25 October | Red | Taylor Swift | [44] |
1 November | [45] | ||
8 November | Take the Crown | Robbie Williams | [46] |
15 November | Take Me Home | One Direction | [47] |
22 November | [48] | ||
29 November | [49] | ||
6 December | [50] | ||
13 December | [51] | ||
20 December | [52] | ||
27 December | Unapologetic | Rihanna | [53] |
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