Colin Farrell completes Dublin marathon while pushing friend in a wheelchair, raises over $700,000 for charity
Colin Farrell completed the Dublin marathon pushing his friend Emma Fogarty's wheelchair, raising awareness for her rare skin disorder, Epidermolysis Bullosa.
Marathon bid by Colin Farrell and close friend with skin disorder raises over 500,000
Emma Fogarty's 'Run to 40' challenge raises significant funds for EB charity while highlighting her personal struggles with the severe condition.
Colin Farrell's Dublin marathon run raises 774,000 for charity
Colin Farrell supports EB awareness and fundraising through marathon run, illustrating community strength and resilience of individuals living with the condition.
'Magic still exists' - Dublin Marathon team Colin Farrell and Emma Fogarty raise over 775k so far for charity Debra
Emma Fogarty, Ireland’s longest-surviving person with EB, has raised significant funds for support through her inspirational participation in Dublin Marathon.
Colin Farrell completes Dublin marathon while pushing friend in a wheelchair, raises over $700,000 for charity
Colin Farrell completed the Dublin marathon pushing his friend Emma Fogarty's wheelchair, raising awareness for her rare skin disorder, Epidermolysis Bullosa.
Marathon bid by Colin Farrell and close friend with skin disorder raises over 500,000
Emma Fogarty's 'Run to 40' challenge raises significant funds for EB charity while highlighting her personal struggles with the severe condition.
Colin Farrell's Dublin marathon run raises 774,000 for charity
Colin Farrell supports EB awareness and fundraising through marathon run, illustrating community strength and resilience of individuals living with the condition.
'Magic still exists' - Dublin Marathon team Colin Farrell and Emma Fogarty raise over 775k so far for charity Debra
Emma Fogarty, Ireland’s longest-surviving person with EB, has raised significant funds for support through her inspirational participation in Dublin Marathon.
Dublin Marathon organisers confirm they are considering change of route for next year's event
The organizers and Dublin City Council are considering moving the Dublin Marathon to a different location in the city center to minimize disruption to public transport.
The National Transport Authority expressed concern over the impact of road closures on public transport during the event.
Dublin City Council and the organizers are working together to find a new location that will provide the best experience for participants, attendees, and spectators.