Billie Eilish has made it a month at Number 1 on the Official Irish Albums Chart.

The Californian’s debut album When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? was the most purchased album on CD of the past seven days, also racking up the most streams of the week.

A fourth week at Number 1 means Billie surpasses Hozier as the solo artist with the most weeks leading the Top 50 so far in 2019.

Beyoncé also returns to the Official Irish Albums Chart with three entries this week. After releasing her former Number 1 record Lemonade to streaming services on Tuesday (April 23), the album returns to the Top 10 at Number 7. Revealed last week, the Texan’s live album Homecoming – this week’s highest new entry - bows at Number 20 after its first full week of release, and the renewed interest in Queen Bey sees her self-titled album reappear at Number 42.

Loyle Carner earns his first Top 50 appearance with Not Waving, But Drowning (26), ahead of new Rolling Stones compilation Honk (30), and finally, Lizzo’s Cuz I Love You (44).

As for singles, Old Town Road by Lil Nas X is Ireland’s biggest song for a third consecutive week.

The trap/country hybrid leads the Top 50 for another week, racing ahead of the closest competition – Billie Eilish’s Bad Guy – by nearly 3,000 combined sales.

Meduza and Goodboys’ house anthem Piece Of Your Heart leaps eight places to Number 4, while four songs reach new peaks in the Top 20: Ava Max’s So Am I (13); Don’t Feel Like Crying by Sigrid (16); Alec Benjamin’s Let Me Down Slowly (17); and this week’s highest climber All Day and Night from Europa (Jax Jones & Martin Solveig) featuring Madison Beer (20).

Lil Dicky takes out this week’s highest new entry at Number 21 with Earth which features uncredited vocals from the likes of Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande, Ed Sheeran and Miley Cyrus, while Power is Power gives Sza her first Top 50 entry as a lead artist; debuting at Number 31, the collaboration with The Weeknd and Travis Scott is a soundtrack song from the final series of Game of Thrones.

Kygo & Rita Ora’s Pokémon: Detective Pikachu track Carry On starts at 33 giving Rita her 16^th Top 50 hit, while Khalid claims his 15^th Irish chart hit with the John Mayer-assisted Outta My Head at 35.

Finally, Beyoncé’s Sorry makes its Top 50 debut at Number 36 three years after it was released as part of Lemonade, which was added to streaming services earlier this week.