Colin Farrell Completes Dublin Marathon, Raising Over $850,000 for Rare Skin Condition Charity

The actor pushed his friend Emma Fogarty, who has epidermolysis bullosa, through the final 4 kilometers to support Debra Ireland.

Colin Farrell participated in the Dublin Marathon to raise funds for Debra Ireland, a charity supporting those with epidermolysis bullosa (EB), a rare genetic skin condition.
Emma Fogarty, the oldest surviving person in Ireland with EB, joined Farrell for the last 4 kilometers, symbolizing each decade of her life.
The duo's initial fundraising goal of €400,000 was surpassed, with donations now exceeding €774,000 and aiming for €1 million.
Fogarty, who turned 40 this year, has lived with EB since birth, a condition that causes fragile skin and requires extensive bandaging.
Farrell's marathon effort highlighted his commitment to raising awareness for EB, as well as his longstanding friendship with Fogarty.