Irish actor Colin Farrell and his close friend Emma Fogarty - the longest-surviving person in Ireland with a rare genetic skin condition called Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB) - together crossed the finish line of Dublin City Marathon.

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

Kenyan Moses Kemei was the first runner to cross the finishing line of the Irish Life Dublin Marathon in a personal best time of 2:08.47. Around 22,500 people registered to take part in the event. The first wheelchair participant who crossed the line was Sean Frame from Scotland with a time of 1:45:13.

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,

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Colin Farrell has completed a marathon with his close friend Emma Fogarty, raising thousands in the process. The actor, who can currently be seen in HBO series The Penguin, ran the Irish Life Dublin Marathon on Fogarty’s behalf;