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Arcade Fire at No. 1 for second week running in Irish Chart

The Suburbs has held onto the top spot, while there are re-entries from The National and Snow Patrol

The Hot Press Newsdesk, 13 Aug 2010

Arcade Fire's newest offering The Suburbs has held onto the top spot of the Irish Album Chart. The album debuted at No. 1 last week.

Eminem and Jedward have traded places - there's a sentence we never thought we'd write! The rapper's Recovery falls from No. 2 from No.3, while the Lucan twins' debut Planet Jedward falls to No. 3.

There are no new entries this week, however The National's latest offering High Violet has re-entered, having been a no-show last week. It's currently at No. 37. Similarly, Snow Patrol's Up To Now has made a reappearance at No. 32.

Somewhat surprisingly, that lovable old rocker Meatloaf has just made the chart - appearing at No. 50, with his classic 1977 album Bat Out Of Hell. Who are we to argue!

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