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Adele still No.1 on Irish Album Chart

Meanwhile, 21 and 19 are the top two albums on the Indie Chart...

The Hot Press Newsdesk, 30 Sep 2011

Adele's phenomenal success in 2011 shows no signs of slowing down if this week's charts are anything to go by. The view of the summit looks the same as this time last week, as her 21 album remains at No. 1.

Just below her, we see the return of singer-songwriter James Morrison. His third effort, The Awakening enters the chart at No. 2. It means that Kasabian's Velociraptor! slips down to third and Ed Sheeran's debut drops to fourth.

Rounding off the top 5 is the 20th Anniversary reissue of Nirvana's Nevermind, proving that people's interest in Cobain's music still endures.

Outside the top 5, there's a notable leap for Mumford & Sons, as Sigh No More climbs 17 places to No. 6, and new entries from Blink182 (at 12), The Waterboys (13) and Paul McGrath (16).

Over on the Indie Chart, 21 is in pole position. Just below that is 19, Adele's debut album. Entering at No. 3 is An Appointment With Mr. Yeats, the new effort from The Waterboys, whilst Paul McGrath's Handle With Care comes in fourth.

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