“…Luke Gibbons (1996Gibbons ( , 2005 points out that there are two, largely incompatible, nationalist traditions in Ireland: constitutional nationalism, which largely follows the pattern mapped out by Anderson, but also an insurrectionary nationalism, which both James Joyce and, as discussed above, Ó Cadhain identified. Modern Ireland is the product of both of these traditions, which have their own (opposed and incompatible) space-times.…”