The 2005 Pacific Tri-Nations was the last Pacific Tri-Nations rugby union competition held between

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, Samoa, Tonga before the competition was replaced by the

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. The tournament ran from 25 June to 30 July and acted as part of the Oceania qualification for the

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. Samoa won the tournament with

coming second, meaning both qualified for the

while Tonga had to enter a repechage.

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Results

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