Irish Women in Harmony’s charity cover of Dreams by The Cranberries heading for Irish Chart Top 10

The charity record has the most downloads so far this week.

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Charity collective Irish Women in Harmony are on course to claim this week’s highest new entry on the Official Irish Singles Chart, according to IRMA and OfficialCharts.com/Ireland.

Organised by singer-songwriter RuthAnne in support of domestic violence prevention agency SAFE Ireland, the charitable cover of Dreams by The Cranberries is at Number 6 on today’s midweek sales flash.

The song – which features 39 female artists and musicians including household names Imelda May, Lisa Hannigan, Moya Brennan and Caroline Corr, groups Saint Sister, Wyvern Lingo and Pillow Queens, and rising stars like Aimée, Lyra, Orla Gartland, Soulé, Áine Cahill and Sibéal – has scored the most downloads since this week’s sales window opened on Friday at 12am. Dreams is outselling the rest of the Top 10 most downloaded songs of the week so far combined.

RuthAnne told OfficialCharts.com/Ireland: “Thank you so much to everyone who has been supporting the song. We are blown away by the reaction. Let’s keep it going up and up the charts and keep highlighting the incredible female talent in Ireland. Most importantly please keep donating and downloading as 100% proceeds of this song go to Safe Ireland domestic abuse victims and they need us now more than ever. I am so proud to be an Irish female today.”

The cut-off for sales and streams to count towards this week’s chart is 11:59pm on Thursday (June 25). This week's final Official Irish Singles and Albums Charts will be published on OfficialCharts.com/Ireland at 3pm on Friday. Listen to the chart every Friday on RTÉ 2FM with Bláthnaid Treacy at 7pm.

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It was like listening to 39 or 40 Angels singing from the heart in perfect harmony. What an extraordinary thing to do and accomplish. Thanks from John in Cork Ireland.