List of top 10 singles in 2020 (Ireland)

This is a list of singles that peaked in the top 10 of the Irish Singles Chart during 2020, as compiled by the Official Charts Company on behalf of the Irish Recorded Music Association.^[1]

Justin Bieber was the artist with the most top ten entries in 2020. He earned 6 top ten hits this year with "Yummy", "Intentions" (featuring Quavo), "Stuck with U" (a duet with Ariana Grande), "Holy" (featuring Chance the Rapper), "Lonely" (a duet with Benny Blanco) and "Monster" (a duet with Shawn Mendes).

Background

Eighty-nine songs charted in the top ten of the Irish Singles Chart in 2020. Of these, seventy-five songs reached their peak in the top-ten. Lewis Capaldi's "Before You Go" began the new decade as the number one single, spending its seventh consecutive week at the summit.^[2] "Yummy" by Justin Bieber became the first new top ten entry of the year, debuting at number eight on the 10 January.^[3]

Chart debuts

Forty-one artists achieved their first top 10 single in 2020, either as a lead or featured artist.

Artist	Number of top 10s	First entry	Chart position	Other entries
Roddy Ricch	2	"The Box"	4	"Rockstar"
Juice Wrld	1	"Godzilla"	1	—
Saint Jhn	1	"Roses"	6	—
Doja Cat	2	"Say So"	9	"Boss Bitch"
Aitch	1	"Rain"	10	—
Tay Keith	1			—
Lil Mosey	1	"Blueberry Faygo"	8	—
Powfu	1	"Death Bed (Coffee for Your Head)"	8	—
beabadoobee	1			—
Megan Thee Stallion	2	"Savage"	10	"WAP"
Benee	1	"Supalonely"	10	—
Gus Dapperton	1			—
Giveon	1	"Chicago Freestyle"	9	—
S1mba	1	"Rover"	10	—
DTG	1			—
Daði Freyr	1	"Think About Things"	4	—
Topic	1	"Breaking Me"	8	—
A7S	1			—
Josh 685	1	"Savage Love (Laxed – Siren Beat)"	6	—
StaySolidRocky	1	"Party Girl"	10	—
220 Kid	1	"Don't Need Love"	10	—
Gracey	1			—
Bon Iver	1	"Exile"	3	—
Lil Durk	1	"Laugh Now Cry Later"	5	—
Pop Smoke	1	"Mood Swings"	9	—
Lil Tjay	1			—
24kGoldn	1	"Mood"	10	—
Iann Dior	1			—
BTS	1	"Dynamite"	3	—
Nathan Dawe	1	"Lighter"	8	—
KSI	1			—
Tate McRae	1	"You Broke Me First"	9	—
Internet Money	1	"Lemonade"	10	—
Gunna	1			—
Don Toliver	1			—
Nav	1			—
Paul Woolford	1	"Looking for Me"	9	—
Kareen Lomax	1			—
Wes Nelson	1	"See Nobody"	9	—
Hardy Caprio	1			—
The Kid Laroi	1	"Without You"	3	—

Top-ten singles

Key

•  ◁  – indicates single's top 10 entry was also its chart debut

Top ten entry date	Single	Artist(s)	Peak	Peak date	Weeks in top ten	Reference
Singles from 2019
6 December	"Roxanne" ^[A]	Arizona Zervas	4	3 January	9	^[4]
27 December	"My Oh My" ^[B]	Camila Cabello (featuring DaBaby)	6	10 January	6
Singles from 2020
10 January	"Yummy" ◁	Justin Bieber	8	10 January	1	^[5]
17 January	"The Box"	Roddy Ricch	2	24 January	13	^[6]
	"Life Is Good" ◁	Future (featuring Drake)	5	17 January	7
	"Blinding Lights"	The Weeknd	1	31 January	21
24 January	"Godzilla" ◁	Eminem (featuring Juice Wrld)	1	24 January	6	^[7]
7 February	"Physical" ◁	Dua Lipa	2	3 April	8	^[8]
14 February	"Roses"	Saint Jhn	1	6 March	15	^[9]
	"You Should Be Sad"	Halsey	5	13 March	7
21 February	"No Time to Die" ◁	Billie Eilish	1	21 February	4	^[10]
	"Intentions"	Justin Bieber (featuring Quavo)	7	28 February	8
28 February	"Lonely"	Joel Corry	3	27 March	7	^[11]
6 March	"Stupid Love" ◁	Lady Gaga	6	6 March	1	^[12]
	"Say So"	Doja Cat	4	13 March	5
13 March	"Rain" ◁	Aitch & AJ Tracey (featuring Tay Keith)	10	13 March	1	^[13]
20 March	"No Judgement"	Niall Horan	6	20 March	2	^[14]
3 April	"Break My Heart" ◁	Dua Lipa	3	3 April	12	^[15]
	"Blueberry Faygo"	Lil Mosey	4	24 April	6
10 April	"Toosie Slide" ◁	Drake	1	1 May	11	^[16]
	"Death Bed (Coffee for Your Head)"	Powfu (featuring beabadoobee)	7	17 April	6
17 April	"Boss Bitch"	Doja Cat	8	17 April	3	^[17]
	"Boyfriend"	Mabel	9	17 April	1
	"Savage"	Megan Thee Stallion	3	8 May	9
24 April	"Rockstar" ◁	DaBaby (featuring Roddy Ricch)	1	15 May	12	^[18]
	"Supalonely"	Benee (featuring Gus Dapperton)	10	24 April	1
1 May	"The Scotts" ◁	The Scotts (Travis Scott and Kid Cudi)	2	1 May	2	^[19]
	"Righteous" ◁	Juice Wrld	7	1 May	1
8 May	"Chicago Freestyle" ◁	Drake (featuring Giveon)	9	8 May	1	^[20]
15 May	"Stuck with U" ◁	Ariana Grande & Justin Bieber	2	15 May	3	^[21]
	"Gooba" ◁	6ix9ine	4	15 May	2
	"Rover"	S1mba (featuring DTG)	3	12 June	12
22 May	"Think About Things"	Daði Freyr	3	29 May	7	^[22]
29 May	"Rain on Me" ◁	Lady Gaga & Ariana Grande	1	29 May	9	^[23]
	"Watermelon Sugar"	Harry Styles	2	17 July	15
5 June	"Breaking Me"	Topic & A7S	3	26 June	14	^[24]
12 June	"Secrets"	Regard & Raye	7	7 August	11	^[25]
26 June	"Savage Love (Laxed – Siren Beat)"	Jawsh 685 & Jason Derulo	1	17 July	8	^[26]
	"Party Girl"	StaySolidRocky	10	26 June	2
3 July	"Giants"	Dermot Kennedy	1	4 December	25	^[27]
	"Don't Need Love"	220 Kid and Gracey	9	10 July	2
17 July	"Head & Heart"	Joel Corry (featuring MNEK)	1	24 July	12	^[28]
	"Come & Go" ◁	Juice Wrld & Marshmello	6	17 July	9
	"Wishing Well" ◁	Juice Wrld	9	17 July	2
31 July	"Exile" ◁	Taylor Swift (featuring Bon Iver)	3	31 July	3	^[29]
	"Cardigan" ◁	Taylor Swift	4	31 July	2
	"The 1" ◁		7	31 July	1
7 August	"My Future" ◁	Billie Eilish	8	7 August	1	^[30]
14 August	"WAP" ◁	Cardi B (featuring Megan Thee Stallion)	1	28 August	9	^[31]
21 August	"Laugh Now Cry Later" ◁	Drake (featuring Lil Durk)	5	21 August	5	^[32]
	"Mood Swings"	Pop Smoke (featuring Lil Tjay)	9	21 August	2
	"Mood"	24kGoldn (featuring Iann Dior)	1	18 September	10
28 August	"Ain't It Different" ◁	Headie One (featuring AJ Tracey & Stormzy)	5	21 August	7	^[33]
	"Dynamite" ◁	BTS	6	28 August	1
4 September	"Lighter"	Nathan Dawe (featuring KSI)	8	4 September	3	^[34]
11 September	"You Broke Me First"	Tate McRae	3	13 November	13	^[35]
18 September	"Take You Dancing"	Jason Derulo	7	2 October	6	^[36]
	"Lemonade"	Internet Money & Gunna (featuring Don Toliver & Nav)	3	16 October	10
25 September	"Holy" ◁	Justin Bieber (featuring Chance the Rapper)	2	30 October	9	^[37]
	"Looking for Me"	Paul Woolford & Diplo (featuring Kareen Lomax)	1	23 October	7
9 October	"What You Know Bout Love"	Pop Smoke	5	16 October	6	^[38]
	"Midnight Sky"	Miley Cyrus	4	13 November	8
23 October	"Lonely"	Justin Bieber & Benny Blanco	9	6 November	4	^[39]
30 October	"Positions" ◁	Ariana Grande	1	30 October	9	^[40]
	"Levitating"	Dua Lipa	4	27 November	7
6 November	"Paradise" ◁	Meduza (featuring Dermot Kennedy)	1	27 November	8		^[41]
	"34+35" ◁	Ariana Grande	4	6 November	1
20 November	"Therefore I Am" ◁	Billie Eilish	1	20 November	4	^[42]
27 November	"Prisoner" ◁	Miley Cyrus (featuring Dua Lipa)	5	27 November	2	^[43]
	"See Nobody"	Wes Nelson & Hardy Caprio	9	27 November	1
	"Monster" ◁	Shawn Mendes & Justin Bieber	10	27 November	1
4 December	"All I Want for Christmas Is You" ^[C]	Mariah Carey	3	25 December	4	^[44]
11 December	"Without You"	The Kid Laroi	3	11 December	3	^[45]
18 December	"Willow" ◁	Taylor Swift	3	18 December	1		^[46]
	"Champagne Problems" ◁		6	18 December	1
25 December	"Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" ^[E]	Brenda Lee	6	25 December	1	^[47]

2019 peaks

Main article: List of top 10 singles in 2019 (Ireland)

List of Irish Singles Chart top ten singles in 2020 which peaked in 2019

Top ten entry date	Single	Artist(s)	Peak	Peak date	Weeks in top ten			Reference
					2019	2020	Total
30 August	"Dance Monkey"	Tones and I	1	30 August	16	1	17	^[48]
1 November	"Memories"	Maroon 5	5	13 December	9	2	11	^[49]
8 November	"Don't Start Now" ◁	Dua Lipa	1	8 November	8	10	18	^[50]
15 November	"Lose Control"	Meduza, Becky Hill & Goodboys	7	6 December	5	2	7	^[51]
22 November	"Everything I Wanted"	Billie Eilish	1	22 November	6	8	14	^[52]
29 November	"Before You Go"	Lewis Capaldi	1	29 November	5	8	13	^[53]
	"Own It" ◁	Stormzy (featuring Ed Sheeran & Burna Boy)	2	20 December	5	6	11
13 December	"Adore You" ◁	Harry Styles	4	20 December	2	7	9	^[54]

2021 peaks

Main article: List of top 10 singles in 2021 (Ireland)

List of Irish Singles Chart top ten singles in 2020 which peaked in 2021

Top ten entry date	Single	Artist(s)	Peak	Peak date	Weeks in top ten			Reference
					2020	2021	Total
30 October	"Sweet Melody" ◁	Little Mix	7	8 January	3	2	5	^[55]
4 December	"The Business"	Tiësto	1	19 March	4	20	24	^[56]
11 December	"Last Christmas" ^[D]	Wham!	3	31 December	3	4	8*	^[57]
25 December	"Fairytale of New York" ^[F]	The Pogues (featuring Kirsty MacColl)	4	31 December	1	1	2	^[58]
	"It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas"	Michael Bublé	7	31 December	1	1	2

Entries by artist

The following table shows artists who achieved two or more top 10 entries in 2020, including songs that reached their peak in 2019. The figures include both main artists and featured artists. The culmulative number of weeks an artist's tracks spent in the top ten in 2020 is also shown.

Entries	Artist	Weeks	Songs
6	Justin Bieber	26	"Yummy", "Intentions", "Stuck with U", "Holy", "Lonely", "Monster"
5	Dua Lipa	38	"Don't Start Now", "Physical", "Break My Heart", "Levitating", "Prisoner"
	Taylor Swift	8	"Exile", "Cardigan", "The 1", "Willow", "Champagne Problems"
4	Juice Wrld	18	"Godzilla", "Righteous", "Come & Go", "Wishing Well"
	Ariana Grande	22	"Stuck with U", "Rain on Me", "Positions", "34+35"
	Billie Eilish	17	"Everything I Wanted", "No Time to Die", "My Future", "Therefore I Am"
3	Drake	17	"Toosie Slide", "Chicago Freestyle", "Laugh Now Cry Later"
2	Doja Cat	8	"Say So", "Boss Bitch"
	DaBaby	18	"My Oh My", "Rockstar"
	Roddy Ricch	25	"The Box", "Rockstar"
	Lady Gaga	10	"Stupid Love", "Rain on Me"
	Harry Styles	22	"Adore You", "Watermelon Sugar"
	Joel Corry	19	"Lonely", "Head & Heart"
	Megan Thee Stallion	18	"Savage", "WAP"
	AJ Tracey	8	"Rain", "Ain't It Different"
	Jason Derulo	14	"Savage Love (Laxed – Siren Beat)", "Take You Dancing"
	Pop Smoke	8	"Mood Swings", "What You Know Bout Love"
	Dermot Kennedy	33	"Giants", "Paradise"
	Meduza	10	"Lose Control", "Paradise"
	Miley Cyrus	10	"Midnight Sky", "Prisoner"

Notes

• ^a "Roxanne" by Arizona Zervas spent 4 weeks in the top 10 in 2019.
• ^b "My Oh My" by Camila Cabello featuring DaBaby spent 1 week in the top 10 in 2019.
• ^c "All I Want For Christmas Is You" first entered the top-ten and reached its peak in 1994.
• ^d "Last Christmas" first entered the top-ten and reached its peak in 1984.
• ^e "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree first entered the top-ten in 1963 and reached its peak in 2017.
• ^f "Fairytale of New York" first entered the top-ten and reached its peak in 1987.

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