Douglas James-Taylor

Douglas James-Taylor is an English forward on loan at Drogheda United, previously recognized for his impactful performances in the 2024 season, where he played a significant role in securing European football for the club.

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Ireland: Douglas James-Taylor attempted to draw Bohs level on his own. 5

Stephen Bradley Graham Burke Archie Meekison Jubril Okedina Danny Mandroiu Rory Gaffney Cory O Sullivan James Clarke Dayle Rooney Dawson Devoy Mattew Healy Kacper Chorazka Paul Norton

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Shamrock Rovers shake Bohemians monkey off their backs as title all but secured – The Irish Times

Ireland: Douglas James-Taylor was substituted for Colm Whelan. 5

James Mcmanus Ciaron Harkin Alan Reynolds Rob Cornwall James Clarke Liam Smith Connor Parsons Jordan Flores Dayle Rooney Sam Sargeant Owen Elding Wilson Waweru Kacper Chorazka Colm Whelan

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Bohemians miss chance to put pressure on leaders Shamrock Rovers after draw with Sligo Rovers – The Irish Times

Ireland: Douglas James-Taylor showed the range of his ability across his two goals. 9

Stephen Kenny Kevin Doherty Luke Dennison Luke Turner Dawson Devoy Ross Tierney Dayle Rooney Bobby Burns Jimmy Keohane Sadou Diallo Brandon Fleming Dipo Akinyemi Adam O Reilly Owen Elding Ciaron Harkin

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: A goal at last for St Pat’s and Drogheda – The Irish Times

Ireland: Whelan started because Bohs new target man, Douglas James-Taylor, was injured. 6

Conor Keely Joshua Thomas Alan Reynolds Dawson Devoy Ross Tierney Luke Dennison Dayle Rooney Connor Parsons James Clarke Collie Whelan Kevin Doherty Michael Cardo Fuhad Kareem Cian Byrne Andrew Quinn Ryan Brennan Jordan Flores Paul Norton Darragh Markey

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Drogheda damage Bohs title hopes with late winner at Dalymount – The Irish Times

Ireland: Douglas James-Taylor scored his first goal for Bohemians since arriving from Drogheda United. 7

James Clarke Alan Reynolds Moses Dyer Malcolm Shaw Cian Byrne Sean Grehan Evan Watts Robert Harvey Garry Burke

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: James Clarke bags brace for Bohemians to climb to second – The Irish Times

Ireland: Douglas James-Taylor arrived from Drogheda United to replace Lys Mousset. 5

Stephen Kenny Richard Ashcroft Noel Gallagher Liam Gallagher Aidan Keena Simon Power Lys Mousset Mason Melia Zach Elbouzedi Chris Forrester Jake Mulraney Rob Cornwall Jordan Flores Kian Leavy Dawson Devoy Barry Baggley Joey O Brien

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Bohs and St Pat’s play out stalemate to leave Stephen Kenny winless in six matches – The Irish Times

Ireland: His pass to strike partner Douglas James-Taylor was simple and the resulting finish was sublime. 8

Michael Noonan Jack Byrne Pico Lopes Rory Gaffney Alex Nolan Ger Nash Evan Watts Brendan Clarke Mason Melia Brandon Kavanagh Sean Hoare Ed Mccarthy Joseph Anang Rob Slevin John Caulfield David Hurley Kevin Doherty Warren Davis Sean Grehan Leigh Kavanagh Padraig Amond Conan Noonan Dawson Devoy Alan Reynolds Evan Caffrey Sam Todd Brian Maher Michael Duffy Conor Kearns

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Shamrock Rovers and Bohemians in ominous form before crucial showdown

Ireland: Douglas James-Taylor was Drogheda’s star-turn in 2024. 8

Moses Dyer John Caulfield Ollie Horgan Greg Cunningham Cian Byrne Garry Buckley Patrick Hickey Vincent Borden David Hurley Luke Dennison Brendan Clarke Thomas Oluwa Ryan Brennan Darragh Markey Sean Grehan Chris Forrester Matthew Healy Ali Coote Damien Duff Kevin Doherty

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Moses Dyer double has Galway hot on the heels of Drogheda at the top – The Irish Times