IrelandIarnród Éireann, Ireland's national railway company, announced that its board will be informed about the status of its contract with Spanish firm Indra, which was terminated after failing to deliver a rail traffic management system. The €50 million project was abandoned, prompting the company to seek alternatives for replacing the existing signaling control system. The company's CEO previously mentioned efforts to limit financial exposure from the failed project. Iarnród Éireann is now working with the National Transport Authority to secure necessary approvals and has initiated an independent review of the project's commissioning process.
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