The Hollywood superstar ran the Dublin marathon, pushing Emma for the final 4km.
Campaigner Emma Fogarty has told how her marathon with movie star Colin Farrell has raised almost €1million.
READ MORE:Dublin Marathon 2024: Colin Farrell clocks impressive time while raising €700,000 for charity "On the day Colin knew where he was meeting me but wasn't completely sure and when he spotted me it was like, 'Here we go, this is it!' The 4k flew by. It was like a blink of an eye and it was over but I was soaking it all in and enjoying it and I looked around and saw people, I had never seen crowds like it, had never heard a noise like it.
After the pair were greeted by roars when they crossed the finish line, they celebrated with their closest friends and family However, Emma had to leave the party early because she was in too much pain. Despite having lived with the condition her whole life, Emma said it is still extremely frustrating when her health gets in the way of living her life. She added: "I get frustrated when it's a great day like I just had the best day ever and now I'm being punished for it. You feel like you are punished for enjoying yourself.
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