A new special school in Cork is facing delays as it struggles to connect to the local wastewater network. The building has been completed, but officials are concerned about the timing of the connection, which is essential before the school can open. The project, aimed at providing specialized education for students with disabilities, has been impacted by the overloaded sewage plant in the area. Local authorities are working to resolve the issue, but no timeline has been set for completion. The delay has raised concerns among parents and educators, who are waiting for the school to open. The situation highlights the challenges of infrastructure development in urban areas. The school is expected to serve a growing number of students, but the uncertainty surrounding its opening has added to the anxiety of those involved.