Countdown to 2024 with us at Temple Bar Irish Pub as we welcome in the New Year with style! A themed night of 80s music will fill Barcelona with the greatest hits from artists such as Michael Jackson, Queen, Madonna, Prince, David Bowie, and more.
Join us for a toast with Guinness beer and dance to the beat of the greatest pop, techno, and rock hits! We guarantee an unforgettable night in a 100% Irish international atmosphere.
Ready for an epic New Year’s Eve? Don’t miss out!
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Celebrate New Year's Eve in Barcelona with an Irish twist
At our party … only you are missing
Have fun with us to say goodbye to the year 2023, recall all your memories of the 80 decade and toast in style to welcome the next year 2024.
80s music
The 80s were a time of change and revolution, where music reigned supreme.
From pop to rock, funk and electronic, the music of the 80s was like a great buffet where everyone could find something they liked.
But it wasn’t all fun and games.
The music of the 80s also reflected the concerns and challenges of the time, such as the fight against AIDS, the Cold War, and unemployment.
Songs like “We Are The World” and “Man in the Mirror” by Michael Jackson inspired a whole generation to be better people and fight for a more just world.
How is Christmas celebrated in Ireland?
In Ireland, people celebrate the New Year in popular Irish pubs with friends and neighbors.
Despite being a family-centric culture, many people choose to celebrate outside the home. And on New Year’s Eve, tourists are invited to join in on the festivities in iconic neighborhoods such as Temple Bar.
Did you know…?
- On December 24th, it is a day of fasting and only eaten at night.
- After the arrival of the new year, the first person to leave the house must be a young boy to attract good luck.
- Some superstitious people buy Christmas bread and hit the walls of their home with it to ward off misfortune and wish that the family will not lack bread.
- There is a popular children’s legend titled “The Fire of the Robin”, a Christmas story dedicated to birds and their contribution to the birth of baby Jesus.
