Ireland has had a promising representative at Wimbledon this year and it intends to return for more

The Irish Georgia Drummy lost Friday against Wimbledon her women's doubles quarter-final, but she has already decided to return to play in the women's singles in the near future.

Drummy and his American partner Alexa Noel lost 7-5 7-5 to No. 2 seed Witney Osuigwe and Katy McNally, with many Irish fans spotted on Court 18 in a high-quality doubles match .

Dubliner Drummy was beaten in the girls' first-round match against Chinese player Xiyu Wang earlier this week, but she won two good doubles wins with Noel, the duo pushing their opponents to the quarterfinals.

"We had our chances in this game today," said Drummy, 18, at Independent.ie at Wimbledon.

"It will take me a few days to overcome the disappointment of this result, but I will come back to the field and I will try to improve for my next event.

" I think I'm going to 39, could have done more first serve and it could have been a little better to poach at the net, but it was good to have two wins

"It was my first tournament with Alexa and it's gone well, but it was a tough match for the quarterfinals, I hope I can come back here in the next few years in the main draw. I've always dreamed. "

Georgia is a big fan of Rafael Nadal. She has had the opportunity to train alongside her hero and all the great tennis players of Wimbledon in recent days at the US Open in New York. September, the next big date in his diary.

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