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Emerging disruption pressure across 39 representative jobs covering 90.5% of the country's modelled GDP. The Rebellion Risk profile adds a structural-pressure view of how disruption may interact with economic strain, governance, civic space, support systems, and history. Government Preparedness then measures observable capacity to prevent, absorb, and respond to AI-related shocks. These are evidence indexes, not forecasts.

JOB DOOM22.6out of 100GDP-weighted disruption profile, not an unemployment forecast
Job Doom
22.6
GDP coverage
90.5%
Confidence
71/100
Economic data
2025
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GDP-WEIGHTED REPRESENTATIVE WORK

Jobs shaping Ireland's score

GDP shares are transparent estimates derived from World Bank sector value added and a fixed sector-to-occupation allocation. They describe economic importance, not the percentage of workers in each job.

39 of 39 jobs
  1. Estimated GDP share
    8.52%
    Job Doom
    9.4
    Confidence
    65/100
    Job evidence →
  2. Estimated GDP share
    7.10%
    Job Doom
    6.4
    Confidence
    70/100
    Job evidence →
  3. Estimated GDP share
    7.10%
    Job Doom
    6.1
    Confidence
    71/100
    Job evidence →
  4. Estimated GDP share
    4.62%
    Job Doom
    14.9
    Confidence
    77/100
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  5. Estimated GDP share
    4.62%
    Job Doom
    14.0
    Confidence
    82/100
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  6. Freight truck drivers

    Manufacturing
    Estimated GDP share
    3.55%
    Job Doom
    8.6
    Confidence
    70/100
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  7. Customer service representatives

    Business, finance and digital services
    Estimated GDP share
    3.28%
    Job Doom
    60.3
    Confidence
    70/100
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  8. General and operations managers

    Business, finance and digital services
    Estimated GDP share
    2.73%
    Job Doom
    21.0
    Confidence
    72/100
    Job evidence →

  9. Retail salespersons

    Trade, transport and distribution
    Estimated GDP share
    2.71%
    Job Doom
    31.8
    Confidence
    68/100
    Job evidence →

  10. Secretaries and administrative assistants

    Business, finance and digital services
    Estimated GDP share
    2.46%
    Job Doom
    46.0
    Confidence
    72/100
    Job evidence →

  11. Accountants and auditors

    Business, finance and digital services
    Estimated GDP share
    2.19%
    Job Doom
    37.8
    Confidence
    73/100
    Job evidence →

  12. Software developers

    Business, finance and digital services
    Estimated GDP share
    2.19%
    Job Doom
    34.8
    Confidence
    66/100
    Job evidence →

  13. Heavy truck and lorry drivers

    Trade, transport and distribution
    Estimated GDP share
    2.00%
    Job Doom
    8.6
    Confidence
    70/100
    Job evidence →

  14. Registered nurses

    Public, health and education services
    Estimated GDP share
    1.96%
    Job Doom
    12.2
    Confidence
    80/100
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  15. Data entry clerks

    Business, finance and digital services
    Estimated GDP share
    1.91%
    Job Doom
    62.7
    Confidence
    65/100
    Job evidence →

  16. Financial and investment analysts

    Business, finance and digital services
    Estimated GDP share
    1.91%
    Job Doom
    54.2
    Confidence
    71/100
    Job evidence →

  17. Market research and marketing professionals

    Business, finance and digital services
    Estimated GDP share
    1.91%
    Job Doom
    56.4
    Confidence
    70/100
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  18. Primary school teachers

    Public, health and education services
    Estimated GDP share
    1.82%
    Job Doom
    15.0
    Confidence
    76/100
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  19. Secondary school teachers

    Public, health and education services
    Estimated GDP share
    1.68%
    Job Doom
    27.0
    Confidence
    75/100
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  20. Compliance and regulatory officers

    Business, finance and digital services
    Estimated GDP share
    1.64%
    Job Doom
    19.5
    Confidence
    74/100
    Job evidence →

  21. Computer programmers

    Business, finance and digital services
    Estimated GDP share
    1.64%
    Job Doom
    62.5
    Confidence
    63/100
    Job evidence →

  22. Lawyers

    Business, finance and digital services
    Estimated GDP share
    1.64%
    Job Doom
    22.2
    Confidence
    72/100
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  23. Hotel and office cleaners

    Hospitality and personal services
    Estimated GDP share
    1.52%
    Job Doom
    4.2
    Confidence
    67/100
    Job evidence →

  24. Cashiers and ticket clerks

    Trade, transport and distribution
    Estimated GDP share
    1.50%
    Job Doom
    18.6
    Confidence
    71/100
    Job evidence →

  25. Government administration officers

    Public, health and education services
    Estimated GDP share
    1.40%
    Job Doom
    24.2
    Confidence
    74/100
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  26. Medical practitioners

    Public, health and education services
    Estimated GDP share
    1.40%
    Job Doom
    11.7
    Confidence
    69/100
    Job evidence →

  27. Nursing assistants

    Public, health and education services
    Estimated GDP share
    1.40%
    Job Doom
    7.6
    Confidence
    64/100
    Job evidence →

  28. Graphic and multimedia designers

    Business, finance and digital services
    Estimated GDP share
    1.37%
    Job Doom
    38.2
    Confidence
    71/100
    Job evidence →

  29. Technical writers

    Business, finance and digital services
    Estimated GDP share
    1.37%
    Job Doom
    46.1
    Confidence
    67/100
    Job evidence →

  30. Cooks

    Hospitality and personal services
    Estimated GDP share
    1.36%
    Job Doom
    7.1
    Confidence
    69/100
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  31. Hotel receptionists

    Hospitality and personal services
    Estimated GDP share
    1.36%
    Job Doom
    27.8
    Confidence
    71/100
    Job evidence →

  32. Waiters

    Hospitality and personal services
    Estimated GDP share
    1.20%
    Job Doom
    9.8
    Confidence
    70/100
    Job evidence →

  33. Medical records specialists

    Public, health and education services
    Estimated GDP share
    1.12%
    Job Doom
    56.1
    Confidence
    64/100
    Job evidence →

  34. Police officers

    Public, health and education services
    Estimated GDP share
    1.12%
    Job Doom
    11.9
    Confidence
    69/100
    Job evidence →

  35. Social and human service assistants

    Public, health and education services
    Estimated GDP share
    1.12%
    Job Doom
    11.5
    Confidence
    72/100
    Job evidence →

  36. Journalists

    Business, finance and digital services
    Estimated GDP share
    1.09%
    Job Doom
    30.7
    Confidence
    68/100
    Job evidence →

  37. Client information workers

    Trade, transport and distribution
    Estimated GDP share
    1.00%
    Job Doom
    54.5
    Confidence
    70/100
    Job evidence →

  38. Real estate agents

    Trade, transport and distribution
    Estimated GDP share
    1.00%
    Job Doom
    28.4
    Confidence
    71/100
    Job evidence →

  39. Security guards

    Public, health and education services
    Estimated GDP share
    0.98%
    Job Doom
    7.1
    Confidence
    66/100
    Job evidence →
EVIDENCE OVER TIME

Country score progression

Historical country points reuse the same current GDP weights so changes represent new occupation evidence rather than changes in economic composition.

0 25 50 75 100 25.3 2025-05 22.6 2026-03 22.6 2026-06
  1. 25.3
  2. 22.6
  3. 22.6
ECONOMIC BASIS

Sector profile and provenance

Reported sector shares. The latest available value is used for each top-level sector. Manufacturing is shown inside industry and is not added to the 100% total a second time.

Agriculture
1.1%
Industry
39.5%
Manufacturing within GDP
35.5%
Services
59.4%
CURRENT REBELLION RISK SNAPSHOT

Structural pressure in Ireland

Limited structural pressure at 13.1 out of 100. This is a comparative early-warning index, not a probability or prediction that an uprising will occur.

REBELLION RISK13.1out of 100Limited structural pressure, confidence 83/100
Small protest pressure
10.3
Limited structural pressure
Medium protest pressure
10.6
Limited structural pressure
Large protest pressure
11.1
Limited structural pressure
AI displacement pressure22.6
Economic and labour strain8.6
Governance and lawful-response fragility18.6
Social shock-absorption deficit13.4
Civic and legal restriction pressure11.0
Economic protest and mobilization history0.0

Current input snapshot

Unemployment
4.6% (2025)
Youth unemployment
10.5% (2025)
Inflation
2.2% (2025)
Political stability
78.0/100
Government effectiveness
82.7/100
Rule of law
84.4/100
Voice and accountability
85.5/100
Civic space
Open (89/100)
Social protection
85.9% (ILO income-group estimate)

Recorded protest history

Economic protests in Carnegie tracker
0
Economic protests since 2023
0
Largest recorded size band
Not recorded
UCDP violent political protest events
0
Latest UCDP year
Not recorded

No economically motivated protest is recorded for this country in the selective Carnegie tracker. This is not evidence that none occurred.

Confidence is reduced for modelled inputs. Social protection uses the ILO's 2023 high income group estimate because a complete country-level public download was unavailable. Other fallback fields: none.

REPORTS OVER TIME

Rebellion Risk timeline

This first publication establishes the initial snapshot. Complete future reports append comparable points instead of silently replacing earlier assessments.

0 25 50 75 100 13.1 2026-08
  1. 13.1Initial published snapshot

Compare all countries and impact layers → Read the complete method →

CURRENT GOVERNMENT PREPAREDNESS SNAPSHOT

Public capacity in Ireland

Strong observed preparedness at 82.2 out of 100. This comparison measures documented capacity, not a guarantee, endorsement, or prediction of future government performance.

GOVERNMENT PREPAREDNESS82.2out of 100Strong observed preparedness, confidence 86/100
Prevent
80.7
Prevent avoidable AI harm
Absorb
88.4
Absorb economic and cyber shocks
Respond
78.3
Respond lawfully and effectively
Responsible AI governance safeguards74.2
Digital state capacity91.4
Cyber resilience90.9
Social shock protection85.9
Institutional execution83.0
Crisis-response capacity69.0

Current input snapshot

Responsible AI safeguards
74.2/100 (2026)
Digital state capacity
91.4/100 (2024)
Cyber resilience
90.9/100 (2024)
Social shock protection
85.9/100 (2023)
Institutional execution
83.0/100 (2024)
Crisis-response capacity
69.0/100 (2026)

Model interpretation

Weakest stage
Respond lawfully and effectively
Overall method
Weighted geometric mean
Observed fallbacks
0
Confidence
86/100

Prevention carries 40% of the final score. Absorption and response each carry 30%. The geometric mean limits compensation when one stage is materially weaker.

Confidence is reduced for modelled inputs. Social protection uses the ILO's 2023 high income estimate. Other fallbacks: none.

REPORTS OVER TIME

Government Preparedness timeline

This first publication establishes the initial snapshot. Complete future reports append comparable points and retain the previous validated generation.

0 25 50 75 100 82.2 2026-08
  1. 82.2Initial published snapshot

Compare all countries and capacity layers → Read the complete method →

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  1. Ireland has a DoomBench Job Doom score of 22.6 out of 100 across 39 representative jobs covering 90.5% of the country's modelled GDP.

  2. Ireland has a DoomBench Rebellion Risk score of 13.1 out of 100, with ai displacement pressure currently the strongest modelled structural-pressure factor.

  3. Ireland has a DoomBench Government Preparedness score of 82.2 out of 100, with respond lawfully and effectively identified as its weakest current capacity stage.

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