Colin Farrell has completed the Dublin City Marathon in an impressive time having pushed his close pal Emma Fogarty to the finish line as a poignant symbol of the four decades of her life. The pair completed the grueling course together in hopes of raising money to help those with the chronic condition,

Irish actor Colin Farrell has taken part in the Dublin City Marathon in honour of his close friend Emma Fogarty - the longest-surviving person in Ireland with a rare genetic skin condition called epidermolysis bullosa (EB).

Farrell took part in the event to raise money for Debra, the national charity supporting people living with epidermolysis bullosa.

Colin Farrell ran for the sake of charity.Farrell completed the Irish Life Dublin Marathon, dedicating his run to raising awareness and funds for Debra Ireland. The charity supports

Colin Farrell ran for a cause and raised more than $700,000 toward Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB) in honor of Emma Fogarty, who he helped cross the finish line.

Actor Colin Farrell paired with his friend, Emma Fogarty—who lives with the rare genetic skin condition, Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB)—to run the 2024

The Penguin star Colin Farrell completed the Irish Life Dublin Marathon earlier today in support of charity Debra Ireland, crossing the finish line in just over four hours with longtime friend Emma Fogarty,

ACTOR COLIN FARRELL and his longtime friend Emma Fogarty have now raised over €700,000 for charity Debra, as Farrell pushed Fogarty across the Dublin Marathon finish line earlier today. Fogarty, who is Ireland’s longest-surviving person battling epidermolysis bullosa (EB),

Hollywood star Colin Farrell clocked an impressive time as he completed the Dublin City Marathon on Sunday morning. Farrell ran the last leg of the run with close friend Emma Fogarty, and the pair teamed up to raise €700,