Lots of Irish people come to Santa Ponsa, it has been affectionately known as little Ireland by some, the hotels balconies are often draped in Irish or Celtic flags/towels etc and the Irish quarter at the top of the hill, up from the beach and right of the roundabout has lots of bars and eateries along it.

Santa Ponsa, a popular resort town in Majorca, has a long-standing and very strong reputation as a major hub for Glasgow Celtic FC supporters. This connection is so deep that the town is often referred to as a "Little Glasgow" in the Mediterranean. Numerous Irish and Celtic-themed bars, such as The Dubliner and Manhattans, are draped in green and white and serve as unofficial clubhouses where fans gather to watch matches. This cultural affinity is driven by decades of Scottish and Irish tourism and the presence of a permanent expat community. While the town is a family-friendly destination during the day, it becomes a vibrant sea of Celtic jerseys during major match days or the annual "Celtic Week" celebrations. If you are a fan of the club, you will feel right at home with the songs and camaraderie; however, if you are looking for a quiet, "neutral" Spanish experience, you might find the heavy football-centric atmosphere of the main strip to be a bit overwhelming during the peak summer season.