Ellie Goulding pips Kodaline to No. 1

Another week of big chart success for Ellie Goulding before her March 1 date with Dublin's O2.

Halcyon/Halcyon Days holds firm at No. 1 on the Irish Album Chart. She's had stern competition from Kodaline, however. The Swords band continue to occupy second place as their Choice-nominated debut, In A Perfect World, enjoys a huge second wind in 2014.

The rest of the Top 5 is as it was last week, in fact: Springsteen's High Hopes at No. 3, Beyoncé' self-titled fifth at No. 4 and One Direction's Midnight Memories rounding things off.

The highest jumps come from London Grammar's If You Wait (from 68 to 9) and Tina Turner's Love Songs, rising from 93 to 11 (because apparently people think nothing says "Happy Valentine's Day!" like a Tina Turner ballad).

On the Indie Chart, that London Grammar LP is now in pole position, up from last week's No. 11 spot. It means The Gloaming (No. 2) and Arctic Monkeys (No. 3) drop a place each.

Neil Finn's Dizzy Heights is the highest new entry at No. 8.

For the full chart rundown, click here.