Blood Upon The Rose is a historical event in Ireland that refers to the 1916 Easter Rising, an armed rebellion against British rule. The rebellion took place in Dublin and resulted in a fierce battle between Irish rebels and British forces. The event gets its name from the bloodshed that occurred during the uprising, which had far-reaching consequences for Irish nationalism and the struggle for independence. Despite being ultimately suppressed by the British, the Easter Rising played a crucial role in igniting a desire for independence among the Irish people, and is considered a pivotal moment in Irish history.