He encourages other young people to take a leaf out of his book. If someone laughs at you, so be it. If you put out your hand to say hi and they turn up their nose, so be it. Learn from these mistakes. If you never try you never know. Just a month after finishing 16th in the Eurovision final, Ryan is already working on his new single, Civil War, and running songwriting camps for other writers, producers and artists.
He's also still promoting his album, Back to Square One, which released late Rather than release another he's concentrating on singles. It's quite sad but it's just the way it is and you have to roll with it.
But there's something lovely about an album. It's a like a long induced euphoria, not like a little quick fix like a single. I'll definitely do another album at some stage, just not right now. Young people can register for free life and business skills training courses online at www. The result may have been a little lower than we'd hoped - but it's undeniable that Eurovision fever has gripped Ireland once again.
As the biggest event in European TV winds down for another year - who could follow Ryan O'Shaughnessy after his successful Eurovision outing? Facebook Twitter Email Whatsapp. Facebook Twitter Email. But he's not so sure shows such as that are a good path to a long career.
Related Content Music Comment: Eurovision comes roaring back in Ireland as Ryan O'Shaughnessy proves real winner The result may have been a little lower than we'd hoped - but it's undeniable that Eurovision fever has gripped Ireland once again. In his audition, he performed an original song entitled 'No Name', about a girl he liked.
When asked to name the girl however, he was unable to. David described the song as 'one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard', with Alesha adding 'it was very lovely'. After O'Shaughnessy's audition, it was revealed that he had already signed a contract with Universal due to him competing on The Voice of Ireland , meaning that he was unable to continue with Britain's Got Talent, with Simon telling him 'we were going to give you a yes, but I can't'.
However, after being eliminated from The Voice of Ireland, he was released from his contract at Universal and was able to compete on Britain's Got Talent once again. In his semi-final, he performed another song, entitled 'First Kiss'. David remarked 'you are writing the most beautiful songs I have ever heard', with Alesha adding 'I truly believe you will be a successful songwriter'. In his Final performance, he performed 'No Name' once again, explaining before his performance that the girl he wrote the song for had left him.
Amanda described the performance as 'extraordinary', with Simon adding 'I think you're the dark horse in this competition'.
He finished 5th in the public vote, behind winners Ashleigh and Pudsey.
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