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Frank Lynch, legendary Glasgow nightclub owner, dies aged 84

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Former pavilion manager Iain Gordon worked for Frank Lynch in the 1970s. Lynch was credited with revolutionising Glasgow's nightlife with his company Unicorn Leisure in the mid-1970s. He was Billy Connolly's first manager, and convinced Michael Parkinson to book the comic to appear on his chat show.

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Glasgow Apollo Theatre owner Frank Lynch dies aged 84 as emotional tributes paid

Frank Lynch, who opened the iconic former Glasgow Apollo, passed away aged 84. A moving tribute has now been paid to the music mogul from BBC Radio Scotland host and friend Billy Sloan.

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Frank Lynch, legendary Glasgow nightclub owner, dies aged 84

The businessman was known for managing a number of legendary Glasgow nightclubs

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The Herald Scotland broke the news in Scotland, United Kingdom on Friday, September 8, 2023.
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