Mary and Maun top of the class at Coppeen parade

They’re still a class act — 90 years on.

Mary and Maun top of the class at Coppeen parade
Mon, 18 Mar, 2013 - 00:00
Eoin English

Two classmates from the 1920s were reunited yesterday to help the village where they went to school celebrate the national holiday.

Mary Morgan, who turns 91 today, and Maun Warren, who was 91 a few weeks ago, started school together in Coppeen National School in West Cork in 1926.

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