The singer/songwriter wowed the judging panel, consisting of Simon Cowell, David Walliams and Alesha Dixon, with his song No Name, a self penned declaration of love to a friend.
Cowell responded to his performance by saying: "Have you played her that song? So that's the first time she's ever gonna hear it? Wow.
"Well, if that doesn't work, nothing will. Are you sure you don't want to give me the name? But she's gonna know when she watches this, I presume? I think you've got a brilliant sense of melody, I think your lyrics are superb. And I love your voice."
Dixon commented: "Ryan, that was really sweet and sincere. I really enjoyed it. And I felt it. It was really lovely. Well done."
Walliams added his praise: "I can't believe she won't go out with you. That's one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard, sung incredibly well. That was absolutely astonishing. Well done."
However, O'Shaughnessy is worried that he could be could be kicked off the show as he was under contract with The Voice of Ireland when he first auditioned.
He explained to The Sunday Mirror: "I entered BGT last year but soon afterwards my mum entered me in The Voice.
"I didn't know she was going to do it, but we thought, 'what harm can it do'. We had no idea I'd get so far.
"I've always wanted to be on BGT so it would be a real blow if I had to leave. It's the better stage."
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