Hundreds of tributes have been paid to a 'very special' Clydebank pub owner after the news of her passing.
Bernie McDermott, owner of Bernie’s Bar, has sadly died, the team at the Mountblow venue have announced.
Following the sad news yesterday afternoon, hundreds of locals have flooded social media with their kinds words and heartbreak at her passing.
Announcing the news, the team at Bernie's Mountblow Bar said: "It is with heavy heart and great sadness we announce the passing of our queen, Our Bernie
"Please bare with us for now but we wanted you to hear it from us."
"Us here at Team B are devastated at the sudden loss and shock and are trying to come to terms with it."
"Bernie was not just a local pub landlady she was a friend someone that would always help you out in times a need.
"She was a legend, everyone knew Bernie. She was a friend and an absolute fantastic boss to work for, she was always the life and soul of any party."
Local pubgoers and residents have flocked to share their 'heartbreak' at the news.
One commented: "I’m at a loss for words, seriously heartbroken for you all. Bernie was truly one of a kind, a genuine gem, and will be deeply missed.
"Little Mix loves you Berns! We will miss you along with the joy and laughter you brought into our lives."
Another added: "OMG what a lovely, friendly lady, always had time for a bit of humour. My thoughts and prayers to all the family and team B."
In addition to working hard at bar, Bernie raised thousands for local charities. In total she has raised £11,500 over her years of selfless work.
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Owners of the Grant Arms pub in Glasgow who also own the Glenhead Tavern in Duntocher also paid tribute on their Facebook page calling Bernie a "very special lady".
They said: "Everyone at the Grant Arms Glasgow and our sister venue Glenhead Tavern were deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Bernie McDernott from The Mountblow Bar in Dalmuir.
"Bernie had become a regular face in the Grant Arms, popping into see us on a Tuesday or Wednesday.
"Our heartfelt condolences go out to her family, friends and all the customers at The Mountblow Bar during this incredibly difficult time.
"Clydebank has lost a very special lady.
"Rest in peace, Bernie."
Bosses at the recently reopened Dal Mor, on Dumbarton Road, has also added their condolences.
Their post read: "To all family, staff and customers at The Mounty, please accept our deepest condolences.
"Bernie was an integral part of our local pub scene and she will be sadly missed by all."
Bernie had three children, Lyndsay, Kirsty and Mikey as well as being a grandmother to three grandsons and one grand-daughter.
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