
Former Wallace High School student
Paul Kelly (third from right) and a winning team of
Queen�s students pictured receiving their prize
money at a recent computer games evening at PONG
computer gaming centre, Belfast. L to R: John Busch
(lecturer) and the team - Mike Hackworth, Gary
Fleming, Paul Kelly, Dean Hannigan and Andrew Carr.
Former Wallace High School student Paul Kelly (from Lisburn) was
one of a winning team of five Queen�s students who received �50
in prize money playing �Call of Duty 4� at a computer games
evening on Wednesday 5th December.
The team are members of a new Student Social Club, which has
been set up in the School of Electronics, Electrical Engineering
and Computer Science. The event kicked off the first in what
will be a series of student social events to be held throughout
the year. Held at PONG, a computer gaming centre on the Lisburn
Road, Belfast, the event was attended by over 30 Queen�s
students and staff.
To see the article on the Queen�s University website, go to:
https://www.qub.ac.uk/schools/eeecs/NewsandEvents/#Games-club
28/12/2007
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