Hughes murder accused found dead

20 December 2011 Last updated at 13:42 ET

James HughesMr Hughes played for the Crossmaglen Rangers senior Gaelic football team

A man charged with the murder of a Crossmaglen man in Dundalk has been found dead in a holding cell at Cloverhill courthouse in Dublin.

Shane Rogers, 32, was accused of shooting dead James Hughes 10 days ago.

Mr Hughes was in a taxi when he was shot outside a house at Cluain Ard in the Lis Na Dara estate.

Mr Rogers was on suicide watch and it is understood he took his own life. The Republic's prison service and the Garda have begun investigations.

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