The 29-year-old says she never takes anything for granted as regards selection.
“You never want to feel comfortable. In each training session you want to put your hand up for selection. As we all know rugby is such an unpredictable game.
“I always train like I’m on the bench and I want to get on the starting team. This milestone shows me what I’m capable of and pushes me to want more.
“It’s nice to be reminded of the achievement and I’ll celebrate with the girls as my journey started with them and this landmark deserves to be celebrated with them.”
Ireland head coach Scott Bemand paid tribute to the impact made by Djougang, and her influence on the squad before Sunday’s match in Northampton.
“Linda is an incredible person, an incredible player. She can play both sides of the scrum and has such a level of resilience and robustness.
“It’s an incredible feat of endurance, of getting better all the time. She’s right at the centre of where we’ve come from, what we are now and where we’re trying to go.
“Hopefully we give a performance to do this milestone proud.”
