There's a few German public ones in DVB-IP format (also work with ETI-Tools) on 7E 12572H. BR, SWR and HR.
On 30.0W there are some DAB muxes in DVB-IP format for the Portugese, Spanish and Catalan market.
They're not DAB, they're just standard AAC audio streams transmitted in DVB-IP. They feed the FM transmitters in Portugal, and in Spain they feed the regional studios of each of the networks where local adverts/programmes are inserted (before getting sent to the FM transmitters).
At least some of the Portuguese ones (Rádio Comercial at least) also carry the RDS data for the FM transmitters via this feed, inside the UDP packet headers in the DVB-IP stream.
I'm not really sure why they're listed as DAB on Flysat. You can use the tools that come with the satellite DAB
eti-tools to decode them, so maybe that's where the confusion comes from!